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- March 6, 2020
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British minister in bullying scandal exposes govt tensions
Three months after his triumphant re-election, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is battling to save one of his top ministers from a bullying scandal that has exposed tensions at the…
adminClean-up paying off — ED
George Maponga in GUTU The national clean-up campaign has made significant impact towards fostering a culture of cleanliness among citizens, the President has said. He made the remarks during a…
All parties approve Freedom of Information Bill
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter The National Assembly on Thursday passed the Freedom of Information Bill with the full support of Zanu PF and opposition MPs after a lengthy drafting and…
‘Re-engagement alive despite US sanctions’
Tendai Mugabe in GUTU There is nothing new about the renewal of the illegal sanctions imposed by the United States and Zimbabwe will continue engagement and re-engagement with the international…
Govt recalls diplomat
Farirai Machivenyika Senior Reporter Government has recalled a junior officer from Zimbabwe’s embassy in Washington following allegations of home invasion and assault. Mr Macmillan Moyana is facing disciplinary action according…
20 years on. . . Brita still sparkles
They say beauty is rarely accompanied with brains and when it does, a gem is created.
Editorial Comment – Stadium rehab: Let’s do it for our national pride
Reports that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) will send an inspector for a three-day tour of Zimbabwe next week has opened a window of hope for local football fans.
Loga takes caution with players
WARRIORS coach, Zdravko “Loga” Logarusic, says he needs to manage his players well during the 10-day crash training programme which begins tomorrow in preparations for the CHAN tournament.
Kademaunga breaking all barriers
She is not among those who give up easily and has written a script of resilience all over her life.
Chippa lives on the edges of insanity, a man who makes confusion look like real fine art
THE world can be such a depressing place — the global spike in the Coronavirus infections and deaths makes miserable reading, reminding us there will always be more important things than football.