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- February 15, 2020
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Zifa invites stakeholders to register for Futsal leagues
Raymond Jaravaza, Sports Correspondent FUTSAL clubs have a fortnight to register with the Zimbabwe Football Association after the national football mother body invited teams that wish to play in provincial leagues…
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Bab chairman confident of his province
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter BULAWAYO Athletics Board (Bab) chairman Manuel Mpofu says the province has a strong team capable of winning medals at the National Athletics of Zimbabwe (Naaz) Cross-Country Championships…
adminZIFA appeal to COSAFA
ZIFA have made the first steps in trying to mend their strained relations with COSAFA after they paid the US$3 000 appeal fees to challenge the suspension of the national teams from the regional body’s tournaments.
ED, Mat leaders seek Gukurahundi closure
President Mnangagwa yesterday said he takes seriously the grievances of the people of Matabeleland, including dialogue towards finding closure to the emotive and sensitive Gukurahundi issue.
Rains rekindle farmers’ hopes, dam levels rise
Crops and pastures have improved markedly following rains that have been received in most parts of the country in the past week.
Just a click away . . .
The advent of technology has brought about so many changes in television.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Why Zimbabwe must harness wind energy
With our hydro and thermal power stations at Kariba and Hwange largely failing to meet Zimbabwe’s growing appetite for electricity, renewable energy sources have been on a lot of people’s minds of late.
City gets $52m for road rehab
THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) has allocated $52 million to Harare City Council for road rehabilitation, including the patching of potholes.
Charamba dismisses Chamisa’s claims
Government has dismissed as false, claims by MDC-Alliance leader Mr Nelson Chamisa that President Mnangagwa was evading former South African President Mr Thabo Mbeki in an equally “fallacious” narrative that he wanted to facilitate political dialogue between Zanu PF and the opposition party.
Lest we forget . . . a day in the life of a freedom fighter
Under the blistering mid-morning heat, I set off herding cattle towards the bend on Mupinge River — aptly named Gonyo, the Korekore dialect for a bend.