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Gold erased earlier losses yesterday as investors covered short positions ahead of a European Central Bank meeting, but improved risk appetite on hopes of a thaw in US-China trade tensions…
Color run set for Nust
Nhlanhla Mbele THE University of Science and Technology (Nust)’s Color Funk team will be holding a five-kilometre Color run on 5 October as an initiative to raise awareness on breast…
Man jailed for ‘fingering’ student
Sukoluhle Ndlovu A MAN from Rujeko suburb in Masvingo who could not stomach rejection, forcefully inserted his finger into a student’s privates. The man, Edmore Gwara (37), pleaded guilty to…
B-METRO COMMENT: Sports admin key to sport development
The state of our sport in Zimbabwe is a cause of worry. There is no doubt that there is far too much room for improvement in administration across sporting disciplines. …
Noise: A menace in residential areas
Tanaka Mahanya Features Writer The global world today is experiencing major constant propagation of religious all-night prayers and crusades which are believed to provide solutions to the numerous problems facing…
Idols star Thami Shobede dies
Singer and Idols SA runner-up Thami Shobede has died at age 31, his record label Gallo Record Company confirmed. Shobede died at Kalafong Hospital in Pretoria yesterday morning. “Gallo Record…
High levels of crystal meth abusers within our nation
Mthandazo Ndlovu THIS week we’ll look into some of the contributions and questions brought up by our readers mainly on the subject of crystal meth. The inboxes that have been…
‘Zim among countries with highest landmine density’
Takunda Maodza Manicaland Bureau Chief ZIMBABWE is among countries with the highest density of landmines in the world, statistics provided by an international organisation have shown. The statistics were revealed…
Malaria outbreak hits Chimanimani
Paidamoyo Chipunza in Chimanimani A malaria outbreak has hit Muchadziya Village in Chimanimani, with nearly 200 cases recorded since March this year. Speaking to journalists during a tour co-organised by…
Magaya fraudsters bail ruling today
Two suspected fraudsters who allegedly masqueraded as military intelligence officers before attempting to extort US$40 000 from Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries founder, Walter Magaya, were yesterday remanded in custody to today for bail ruling.