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Our hands are clean: Ecobank
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Financial Intelligence Unit is investigating the Ecobank Zimbabwe customer pictured with the $15 000 in new notes that he had withdrawn from the bank, to establish if the money was sold on the parallel market or paid to dairy farmers as he promised the bank he would do.
Almasi presents all-female play
Almasi Collaborative Arts is set to give local audiences a rare treat in a play written and directed by women, featuring an all-female cast at Old Mutual Theatre, Alliance Francaise last Friday.
Egypt struggle in Afcon qualifiers
JOHANNESBURG. — There were six 2021 Africa Cup of Nations football qualifiers on Monday evening as the second round of fixtures commenced across the continent.
Muchinguri launches Namibia poll Observer Mission
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has started assessing Namibia’s preparedness to host elections on November 27.
Battle for twins pageant brews
A BATTLE for recognition is brewing between organisers of the Mr and Miss Twins Zimbabwe beauty competition and the Zimbabwe Twins and Multiple Births Festival, with both events slated for next month in the capital.
Musona silences army of critics
KNOWLEDGE Musona answered his critics in the best manner possible last night with an influential role as he guided his Warriors to an historic AFCON qualifying victory over Zambia at the Heroes Stadium in Lusaka.
Popular Madzibaba dies in car crash
The apostolic sect has been plunged into mourning following the death of a popular Johanne Masowe eChishanu leader, Madzibaba Edward Manyara.
Bonne gets greenlight to continue playing
FEARS that Macauley Bonne’s promising career could be cut short by a heart condition have been allayed after extensive cardiac tests gave the Zimbabwe international the greenlight to continue his journey as a professional footballer.
Ex-minister Parirenyatwa trial date set
The trial of former Health and Child Care Minister David Parirenyatwa on charges of criminal abuse of office will resume on December 2 after the State yesterday indicated that it was now ready to proceed with the trial.