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- March 11, 2019
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Zim Catholics mark Pope’s Day
Pamela Shumba, Senior Reporter CATHOLICS in Zimbabwe yesterday joined the rest of the world in marking the annual Pope’s Day. Bishops from all the country’s dioceses converged at St Mary’s Cathedral…
adminArsenal say Lingard antics fuelled revenge mission against Man Utd
London – Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno has revealed Jesse Lingard’s extravagant goal celebrations at the Gunners’ expense inspired their revenge victory over Manchester United. Lingard infuriated Arsenal’s players when he launched…
City still teens in adult world of UCL: Pep
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has again cast doubt on the Premier League champions’ readiness to win the Champions League for the first time despite being favourites for the competition.…
Pakistan protest over India’s military caps
The Pakistan Cricket Board has written to the International Cricket Council calling for action to be taken after India’s players wore military-style camouflage caps in Friday’s third one-day international against…
How Chikore milked Airzim staff
Acting Editor Zimbabwean engineers maintaining aircraft in Malaysia went for months without being paid their travel and subsistence allowances after former Air Zimbabwe chief operating officer, and later chief executive…
Ronaldo carries Juve hopes against Atletico
Juventus’s Champions League hopes are hanging on Cristiano Ronaldo pulling off another sensational comeback as the Italians trail 2-0 to defensive specialists Atletico Madrid going into the last 16, second-leg…
‘Inter-bank trades US$12m weekly’
The inter-bank foreign exchange market is averaging trades of US$12 million weekly, three weeks after its introduction, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor Dr John Mangudya told Parliamentarians yesterday.
Floods kill 10 in Mozambique as cyclone Idai lashes heavy rains
MAPUTO. – At least 10 people have been killed after heavy rains deluged two flood-prone provinces of Mozambique, the UN said on Monday, as meteorologists issued a cyclone warning.
Vimbai in eye of nudity storm
What started as fun has now turned sour for out-of-sorts Netherlands-based musician Vimbai Zimuto, who is fast turning into a nude queen than musician and in the fad of seeking relevance yesterday posted her nude picture with a condolence message for the 157 people who perished on a plane crash on Sunday.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Ethiopian tragedy must unite the world
We join the international community in mourning the 157 passengers and crew who perished when an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed on Sunday morning en route from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, six minutes after take-off.