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Tiger moves to No. 6 in the world
London – Tiger Woods continued his stunning rise up the world rankings on Monday by officially returning to the top 10 for the first time since 2014 after his dramatic…
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- April 15, 2019
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Fifa president borrows page from Blatter book
Cape Town – He vowed when he was elected president of Fifa in 2017 to introduce transparency and eradicate ingrained graft from the affairs of world soccer’s controlling body. But,…
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‘All Blacks have worries over Springboks’
Cape Town – Former Springbok hooker Hanyani Shimange says South African rugby fans underestimate how much other world rugby powers fear the Boks. Shimange is confident the Boks will give…
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Quarter-final curse looms. . .Barca, Messi look to set record straight
Madrid — Four years have passed since Lionel Messi last reached a Champions League semi-final and his drought has become a source of unease for Barcelona ahead of their latest…
adminMSU to get mbanje licence
Midlands State University (MSU) has applied for a licence to grow mbanje for medicinal purposes following Government’s legalisation of marijuana farming last year.
13 perish, 7 injured at Mugodhi church shrine
Thirteen people were killed, while seven others were injured at the Mugodhi shrine in Hwedza along the Hwedza-Mutiweshiri Road yesterday morning after a truck carrying maize veered off the road and ran over them as they awaited transport on the roadside.
Civil servants smile all the way to the bank
It was a case of smiling all the way to the bank for civil servants yesterday as the Government honoured its pledge to increase their salaries by 29 percent beginning this month.
18th NAMA a success
The 18th edition of National Arts Merit Awards (NAMA) was held amid pomp and fanfare at the weekend.
Exports to UK up 276 percent
Zimbabwe’s exports to the UK have increased by 276 percent to US$112 million in 2018 from US$30 million in 2012, according to ZimTrade, with Harare now working on strengthening bilateral and trade ties with London in preparation for BREXIT.
