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Familiar failings leave England with work to do before Euro 2020
Lisbon — A year on from a World Cup semi-final defeat, England were taught the same lesson in the last four of the Nations League as a technically superior opponent…
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Caf boss released without charge
Marseille — The president of the Confederation of African Football (Caf), Ahmad Ahmad, held in a corruption probe, was released without charge in France yesterday, the Marseille public prosecutor said. Prosecutor…
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Australian female footballers to earn same base pay as men
Paris — Australia’s professional female footballers secured a landmark pay rise Friday that will see them receive the same minimum wage as their male counterparts in a win for gender…
adminUPDATED: Currency roadmap laid out
The country should expect the reintroduction of a local currency before the end of the year, President Mnangagwa has said.
UPDATED: Entire Zesa board fired
ENERGY and Power Development Minister Fortune Chasi yesterday fired the entire ZESA board for failing to “appreciate the urgency of the situation we are in”.
UPDATED: Russian billionaire sees prospects in Zim tourism
RUSSIAN billionaire and owner of The London Evening Standard Mr Evgeny Lebedev has commended economic reforms being implemented by the new dispensation led by President Mnangagwa to lure potential investors to take advantage of abundant resources and the peaceful environment that exists in the country.
President Mnangagwa wins approval ratings
It was a twar. That is the colloquial term for Twitter “war” as social media users on the microblogging site call it.
Mandatory ethanol blending ratio up
Government has, with immediate effect, increased the mandatory ethanol blending of unleaded petrol from 10 percent to 20 percent.
ED assures Southlea Park residents
President Mnangagwa yesterday assured Southlea Park residents in Harare that Government will urgently look into their challenges such as lack of access to portable water and sewer systems.
Harare mayor salutes President
HARARE Mayor Councillor Herbert Gomba has hailed President Mnangagwa for initiating a culture of cleanliness among Zimbabweans through monthly clean-up exercises.