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EU, UK shares rally after UK parly votes down no-deal Brexit
European shares rallied to five-month highs yesterday after Britain’s parliament removed a key source of uncertainty by rejecting a no-deal Brexit though sombre economic data and trade fears kept a lid on gains.
Bulawayo club concedes 85 goals in six games… . . Concede 30 goals in their second game of the season . . . 149-0 is the highest score in the world in a single match
Zibusiso Moyo HAPLESS, defenceless and hopeless are the ideal words that describe Bulawayo’s Magwegwe Stars Football Club.
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Region V Championships preps . . . Seasoned golfers to represent Zim
Zimbabwe’s leading male amateur golfers have begun preparations for the upcoming Region Five Golf Championships, which tee off in Namibia early next month.
Pan Africanising of Neo-colonialism
Obi Egbuna Jr Throughout African peoples’ history and struggle, our never ending quest for total liberation and unification, has always been matched with a hunger for the clearest understanding of…
Night club quickie sends hooker to maker. . . Leaves Good Samaritan in hospital
Danisa Masuku LACK of sex can get a hungry Makorokoza man angry. That’s the case with Benjamini Chipapata (26) who struck a sex worker with a machete, killing her in…
Mpilo Hospital disowns Twitter account
Kudzai Chikiwa, Chronicle Reporter MPILO Central Hospital in Bulawayo has dismissed social media reports that its doctors are on strike and disowned a Twitter account peddling the falsehood. Hospital authorities said…
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Airlines ground latest 737 MAX 8 planes
Two models of Boeing’s latest twin 737 MAX 8 jet have crashed in the last six months: An Ethiopian Airlines flight headed for Nairobi on March 8, and October’s Lion Air flight that crashed off Jakarta.
Bulawayo gay men stats cause stir. . . “80% of men who patronise bars, red light district are sleeping with other men”
B-Metro Correspondent CALL it double dipping! Panic has gripped the Bulawayo community after shocking and controversial statistics revealed that 80 percent of Bulawayo men that patronise bars and the red…
Maguranyanga’s star shines bright in USA
Collin Matiza, Harare Bureau PROMISING Zimbabwean sprinter, Kundai Maguranyanga, was on Tuesday night walking on cloud nine after he was named the men’s Athlete of the Year at Drake University. This…
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Why you should laugh at work
The immediate effects of a good laugh session have become even more visible in a professional context. You return to your desk feeling more energised, and a little less self-important. Laughing is a vulnerable affair, but it can be a great way to stay focused in the belly of a stressful work week, science even says so.