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Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter FOLLOWING their sensational first win last weekend, against one of the seasoned teams in the Rainbow Amateur Netball League, Green Fuel Angels are fancying their chances…
Zambia to grace judo tourney
Ellina Mhlanga Sports Reporter THIS year’s Japanese Ambassador Cup judo tournament is set to have a foreign flavour after Zambia indicated they will be sending a team to compete in…
How could we forget that tears are still flowing all over heaven?
Sharuko on Saturday ERIC CLAPTON will turn 75, just a day after the scheduled 2021 AFCON qualifier between the Warriors and the Desert Foxes, that is if it goes ahead…
Zim football legend Alwyn Hagen dies
Collin Matiza Sports Editor JUST a day after the death of Highlanders legend, there was more bad news for the Zimbabwean football family yesterday when it learnt that another legend…
Mbare amateur league resumes this weekend
Davison Bhunu Sports Reporter MBARE National Soccer League’s 2020 season will get underway tomorrow with 12 teams set to battle it out for honours. The league’s 2020 fixtures will be…
How to maintain your home’s outside appearance
What catches the attention of a home is how well it is kept on the outside, because first impressions matter, and this is one of the few times we do what we were all told not to do growing up — not to judge a book by its cover.
Kasu, Nkiwane wins All-Comers shoot
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter TAUYA KASU and Enelisa Nkiwane have been crowned champions of the men and women categories at the Chief of Staff All-Comers Shoot competition. The event ended…
Unpacking Eurocentric views of African land
In his memoir “Jambanja” (2006), Eric Harrison makes a curious observation that in 2000 “the President of Zimbabwe changed the Constitution”, opining that it was “at a stroke of a pen”, declaring that “the people of Zimbabwe have been unjustifiably dispossessed of their land”.
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Thousands wait in shelters a year after Cyclone Idai
NHAMATANDA (Mozambique) — Hundred-year-old Vasco Gaspar leans on his walking stick in a field in central Mozambique, gathering maize near the tent where he has lived since floods and winds…
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Zambia arrests 15-year-old for ‘defaming’ president on Facebook
A 15-year-old boy was arrested in Zambia for allegedly defaming President Edgar Lungu in Facebook posts, police said on Wednesday as critics accuse the regime of turning increasingly authoritarian. The…