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Brasilia — Copa America hosts Brazil will deploy snipers and sniffer dogs for the Latin American tournament kicking off Friday, as the soccer-mad country braces for the influx of thousands…
Neymar’s value plummets by ‘£90m in one season’
Neymar’s value has plummeted by ‘£90 million in one season’ after a campaign blighted by injuries, poor form and off-the-pitch problems The 27-year-old is currently fighting to clear his name…
It’s too early to think about calculations: Faf
Southampton — South Africa can still qualify for the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup, but even if they win their remaining five group stage fixtures, it might not be…
Mou ‘open to shock Chelsea return’
Jose Mourinho could be about to return to Stamford Bridge as manager of Chelsea for a third time. The Blues’ current boss Maurizio Sarri is edging closer to joining Serie…
Zim to clear US$605m debt
Zimbabwe is on course to clear its US$605 million debt with the African Development Bank (AfDB), which will allow the country to start accessing funds from the bank early next year, Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube has said.
Mapfumo appointed UZ Vice Chancellor
President Mnangagwa has appointed Professor Paul Mapfumo as the substantive Vice Chancellor of the University of Zimbabwe (UZ), replacing the long-serving Prof Levi Nyagura who left the institution under a cloud in April.
New law to penalise negligent doctors
THE net is closing in on negligent medical practitioners following Government’s decision to set up an office of the Coroner-General charged with carrying out thorough independent investigations into deaths in hospitals, prisons, police cells and any other places.
Cabinet okays industrial, local content policies
ZIMBABWE is set for rapid economic growth following the approval by Cabinet yesterday of two key policies, the Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy (ZNIDP) and the Zimbabwe Local Content Strategy.
Field Marshal leads the way as Warriors start reaping rewards
THE Zimbabwe Warriors’ rising stock isn’t going unnoticed in world football, with highly-rated defensive midfielder Marshall Munetsi benefiting immensely from his excellent performances for the national team by moving to the French Ligue 1.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Fight against drug cartels must intensify
Of late, people from all walks of life have been finding it difficult to access basic medicines for coughs and diarrhoea and most health institutions have for a long time been operating on shoestring budgets. Basics like bandages, latex gloves and painkillers have been scarce in hospitals or if available, beyond the reach of many and this has been going on for too long.