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- October 6, 2019
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Call for days of prayer
INTERCESSORS for Zimbabwe (IFZ), a parachurch and inter-denominational prayer movement, is calling the nation to observe 40 days of prayer starting next month to improve the country’s fortunes.
- SundayMail
- October 6, 2019
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A dutchman with big dreams
Only a fortnight after taking up the job, new Highlanders coach Hendrik Pieter De Jongh already has a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eyes.
Sweet irony runs through De Jongh’s story.
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- October 6, 2019
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Spare a thought for the Cheetahs
CHEETAHS head coach Gilbert Nyamutsamba finds himself stuck between a rock and a hard place.
With just over a month before the Zimbabwe rugby sevens side travel to Johannesburg, South Africa, where they will defend their Africa Cup title, the team’s preparations look like they are in tatters.
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- October 6, 2019
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Sects applauded for new attitude
Members of apostolic sects have been applauded for overwhelmingly responding to the measles-rubella vaccination campaign, which saw more than 1,4 million children between 59 months and six years being covered.
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- October 6, 2019
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Proper morals adopted from childhood
Life Issues with FGK CHILDREN are the future, thus we have to bring them up well. Nothing brings peace and joy to a parent or guardian than a child who exhibits…
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- October 6, 2019
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Jakiel revels in debut
DONNING the Zimbabwe cricket jersey is a dream come true for Daniel Jakiel, a guy who loves cricket so much that he is always thinking about the game, even when he is on his motorbike.
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- October 6, 2019
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Yadah ease woes
YADAH coach Genesis Mangombe is optimistic that his team will avoid the chop after their Castle Lager Premier Soccer triumph over Ngezi Platinum Stars at Rufaro yesterday enhanced the Harare side’s survival chances.
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- October 6, 2019
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England in WC quarter-final
TOKYO. — ENGLAND secured their place in the World Cup quarter-finals with a crushing 39-10 victory over Argentina yesterday as the Pumas were forced to play for over an hour with 14 men after lock Tomas Lavanini was sent off for smashing his shoulder into Owen Farrell’s head. England were 5-3 up at the time after a Jonny May try and, though the Pumas battled valiantly for a while, they were eventually overwhelmed as Elliot Daly, Ben Youngs, George Ford, Jack Nowell and Luke Cowan-Dickie all scored, making most of the second half a cruise. Four years after going out of their own tournament at the pool stage, England are now the first team into the last eight in Japan, where they will probably face against Australia or Wales. They can secure top place in Pool C by beating France next weekend.
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- October 6, 2019
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Your future as stay-at-home parent
The decision to stay home with your children is a difficult one. It is a personal decision.
This is not an article designed to get into the Mummy Wars, but rather to look at the things a stay-at-home parent needs to do to protect their financial future while staying at home with the kids.
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- October 6, 2019
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When Arcadia was a football hub
THERE was a time when Danny Bismark was a fortress, an era when giants Dynamos, Highlanders and CAPS United used to fall each time they visited the Arcadia stadium in Harare.
Now in tatters following the demise of former top-flight side Arcadia United, Danny Bismark was the venue for Hamid “Muzukuru” Dhana’s funeral service, which was held last Friday.