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- February 19, 2019
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Solskjaer eyes Cup final after win at Chelsea
Manchester United must build on their 2-0 win over defending champions Chelsea in the fifth round of the FA Cup and go all the way to the final, caretaker manager…
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‘I’m not worried’: Under-fire Sarri doesn’t fear the sack
Maurizio Sarri insists he isn’t worried about being sacked as Chelsea manager despite his troubled side’s lacklustre FA Cup surrender against Manchester United. Sarri faces a fight to save his…
adminNew law to bury POSA gets nod
Cabinet yesterday approved the Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill, which seeks to repeal the Public Order and Security Act (POSA), Protection of Personal Information Bill and the Freedom of Information Bill whose thrust is to repeal the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act (AIPPA).
Dialogue: ED’s legitimacy out
The legitimacy of President Mnangagwa will not form part of the agenda for inter-party national dialogue as he was duly elected as Head of State and Government before his election was confirmed by the Constitutional Court (Concourt), a senior Zanu-PF official has said.
SA President Ramaphosa Zim-bound
SOUTH African President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to lead a high-powered delegation to Zimbabwe next month to discuss bilateral issues affecting the two countries.
All eyes on monetary policy statement
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Governor Dr John Mangudya is this afternoon expected to present the eagerly-awaited Monetary Policy Statement (MPS), amid high expectations that it will provide a roadmap on currency reforms, exchange rate policy and interbank market.
ED meets Japanese delegation
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday met a high-powered Japanese business delegation and the team expressed satisfaction with the investment climate in Zimbabwe.
BENJI’S €15.6M PUZZLE . . . Was Zim star also duped by controversial agent?
THE Scottish agent, who brokered Benjani Mwaruwari’s £15.6 million moves to Manchester City and Portsmouth, hoodwinked clubs into paying inflated transfer fees amid widespread fears he could also have ripped off footballers he represented.
Fourth meeting decisions matrix
FOURTH MEETING DECISIONS MATRIX: 19TH FEBRUARY, 2019
EDITORIAL COMMENT : The bane of media misinformation
GOVERNMENT, through the Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services on Monday dismissed false and misleading private media reports claiming President Mnangagwa threatened to track down lawyers who represented rioters during the MDC-Alliance instigated violence last month.