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• November 24, 2019
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New Zealand seize control

TAURANGA. – England toiled on day three of the first cricket Test as BJ Watling’s unbeaten century put New Zealand in control yesterday.

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• November 24, 2019
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Corruption exposes poor corporate governance

The recent wave of corruption scandals in the private sector and State-owned enterprises (SOEs) has exposed serious corporate governance lapses in Zimbabwe, suggesting that some directors in these organisations are “sleeping on the job” and failing to discharge their fiduciary duties effectively.

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‘Grace Mugabe was vulgar’

FORMER First Lady Grace Mugabe’s language was foul, vulgar and stinking to the heavens, a sign of immaturity in politics, veteran freedom fighter and former Cabinet Minister Retired Colonel Tshinga Dube has said.

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ZIFA unveil Champions Cup

WINNERS from the four Zifa Division One regions will get a chance to put the icing on their leagues’ triumph when they clash in the inaugural Champion of  Champions Cup to be hosted by the Eastern Region early next month.

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Yadah outwit City

AFTER outsmarting Harare City at Rufaro yesterday, Yadah coach Genesis Mangombe has boldly declared a win in their next fixture against Triangle will save the Miracle Boys from Castle Lager Premiers Soccer League relegation. A Jonathan Chitereki beautiful free-kick in the second minute and a Leeroy Mavunga header after 11 minutes gave Yadah a big lift in their fight to remain in the league.

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ZACC nabs three Harare council employees

Three Harare City council employees who allegedly awarded tenders to supply goods and services to companies they have links with were arrested on Friday by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC).

The trio — Resline Biza (49), Terence Mhereyenyoka (47) and Nhamo Gavhu — yesterday appeared separately before Harare magistrate Mr Josiah Mujaya facing corruption charges.