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Scarred but unbowed by HIV

In 2007, Davies Mazodze made a life-changing decision: to tell the world the problem that was eating away his conscience and health.

For years, he had bottled up his secret.

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Is Zim ready to embrace cryptocurrencies?

As the use of cryptocurrencies becomes increasingly pervasive in Africa, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has not been sold on the new trend.

In fact, it has out-rightly banned the use and trade in cryptocurrencies in Zimbabwe.

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Now that’s how one ends a story

Tinashe Kusema IN as far as storytelling goes, it should never be understated that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has set the bar high. “Avengers-Endgame”, as a standalone movie, was not…

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Volleyball award spurs Chingwere

SCOOPING the National Volleyball League’s most valuable player award has whetted Helgga Chingwere’s appetite for more success.

The 23-year-old UZ Wolves player has targeted the forthcoming Zone VI Club Volleyball Championships in Malawi as a platform to unleash the super volleyball inside her 1,75m frame.

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Zim making strides to ease load-shedding

In the past few weeks, Zimbabwe endured the worst power cuts in three years.

On November 3, 2019, the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) increased power cuts to a punitive Stage 2 of load-shedding, where consumers spent up to 18 hours without electricity because it had lost 251MW from Hwange Power Station.