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ZIFA Medical Committee chairman Edward Chagonda has made a passionate plea for professional footballers in the country to shun doping and other habits that derail their careers.
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Chi-town Trade Fair yatanga
SANGANO reChitungwiza Publicity Association nemusi weChina chino richatsigira chirongwa chekuratidzira mabasa akasiyana anokwezva vatsigiri vemuno nevekunze kuti vave nekudyidzana nenyika ino munyaya dzekusimudzirwa kwemabhizimusi neupfumi.
Development should be heritage-based: Murwira
Institutions of higher learning should produce graduates who can use competitive knowledge from anywhere in the world to provide local solutions that foster national development and assist in the production of goods needed by the country, a Cabinet Minister has said.
All Govt programmes should be monitored: Mupamhanga
All Government programmes should be monitored and evaluated to avoid corruption, a senior Government official has said.
Ole Gunnar lives his dream
LONDON. — Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says managing Manchester United is his “ultimate dream”, and admits Sir Alex Ferguson was one of the first people he called after his position was made permanent.
$1k independence boost
Masvingo City Council has agreed to channel a sum of $1 200 from its coffers towards the 38th independence bash.
Winning start for Woods
WASHINGTON. — Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and world No. 1 golfer Dustin Johnson were among the top seeds and past champions to capture opening group stage matches on Wednesday at the WGC-Match Play Championship.
‘Employers not empathetic to plight of TB patients’
Some employers in Zimbabwe are not empathetic to the plight of workers diagnosed with tuberculosis (TB), a study has revealed.
Potraz bails out Mwenezi family
The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (POTRAZ) yesterday donated $7 000 worth of groceries and other household items to the Gonamombe family in Bhodora Village under Chief Chitanga in rural Mwenezi district.