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Faf century steers Proteas to victory
FAF DU PLESSIS struck the 11th ODI century of his career, as he led the Proteas to a comfortable eight-wicket victory in the first ODI against Sri Lanka at the…
adminMatiza clears the air on number plates
Government has not engaged any foreign company to manufacture vehicle registration number plates following a shortage caused by the lack of foreign currency to import raw materials required to produce the plates, Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister Joel Biggie Matiza has said.
We’ve no business in MDC fights: Zanu-PF
The ruling Zanu-PF has no hand in the internal fights within the opposition MDC-Alliance and suggestions that the revolutionary party was involved in their factional bickering is not only absurd, but far-fetched, an official has said.
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Kepa returns after Wembley mutiny
MAURIZIO SARRI declared the Kepa Arrizabalaga controversy was over after the Chelsea goalkeeper began to make amends for his Wembley mutiny with an impressive display in yesterday’s 2-1 win at…
First Lady challenges churches, corporates
The First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has challenged churches and corporates to partner Government and local authorities to come up with initiatives that give permanent solutions to environmental challenges facing the country.
State-assisted funeral for Mothobi
Former Zimbabwe Ambassador to Japan and the Republic of Korea, Ambassador Buzwani Donald Mothobi, who died last Wednesday, has been accorded a State-assisted funeral in recognition of the service he rendered to the country.
Construction work begins at Hwange
Real construction work has begun on the US$1,4 billion Hwange Power Station 7 and 8 expansion project, following the first pour of concrete into the foundation of the power house which will accommodate two generators of the new power plant, on Friday last week.
Editorial Comment: Blame-game in MDC-A fights won’t help matters
Since its formation in 1999, MDC has been blaming Zanu-PF for its woes like splits, internal violence and irreconcilable divisions among the top leadership.
Mangudya to appear before Parly committee
The Reserve Bank Governor of Zimbabwe, Dr John Mangudya, is set to appear before the Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee to explain several monetary issues as the august House resumes sitting this week after taking a two-week break.
Chamisa’s voodoo diplomatic trip
Mystery surrounds MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa’s so-called diplomatic offensive in the region amid a deafening silence by the party on his itinerary.