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NYAYA yemwana chipwere — uyo anotaura kukosha kwekugeza maoko ake kuti asabatwe necoronavirus — yatenderera pamadandemutande uye inopa dzidziso kune veruzhinji.
Hupfu kuvanhu
MAZANA evanhu vanogara kumabvazuva kweHarare, kuRuwa nekuEpworth nemusi weChina vakawaniswa mukana wekutenga hupfu hune mutengo wakaderera mushure mekunge Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe yaendesa matani 600 muzvitoro zveko.
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- April 17, 2020
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Premiership clubs agree on August deadline to avoid £1billion blackhole
PREMIER League clubs are in talks to play as late as AUGUST as they look to finish the 2019-20 season and avoid missing out on £1billion. The 20 teams met…
Let’s cherish legacy of peace
The First Lady, Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa;
Zimbabwe celebrates Independence Day in different style
Zimbabwe celebrates 40 years of independence today and for the first time there are no gatherings to mark the anniversary due to the national lockdown enforced to curb the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.
President stresses prosperity, growth
Zimbabweans must continue to look at building a prosperous and free Zimbabwe and accelerating economic growth as the country celebrates the 40th anniversary of independence today, President Mnangagwa stressed in his address to mark the day.
Sub-standard sanitisers hit informal sector…Covid-19 confirmed cases reach 24 …Tests conducted 2 493…Deaths recorded 3
Substandard sanitisers are readily available at Mbare Musika Market, as unscrupulous dealers capitalise on the unavailability and unaffordability of authentic ones.
VPs tour Covid-19 centres
While Zimbabwe has done much to cope with a major outbreak of Covid-19, more needs to be done ,Vice Presidents Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi said yesterday as they toured facilities to assess the level of preparedness.
What’s up under lockdown?
The country turns 40 today and it is happy birthday to Zimbabweans.
Forty years later, our extraordinary sporting qualities still shine brightly
BRIGHTON & HOVE. — Eastbourne College’s Zimbabwean Sixth Former, Tawanda Muyeye, recently joined an exclusive list as the Wisden Schools Cricketer of the Year in England.