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Rugby teen star gets scholarship
TWO days into the initial three-week coronavirus-enforced lockdown in South Africa, Northwood School head prefect, Vernon Matongo, wrote a reassuring letter to his fellow students and rugby teammates.
RioZim stops gold production
One of Zimbabwe’s biggest gold miners and Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed entity, RioZim says it has been forced to stop gold mining operations by inability to meet operating costs.
Mukuruva says Bosso fans are hostile
UNITED States-based goalkeeper, Tatenda Mukuruva, has added his voice to the growing debate about the fans who provide the most hostile atmosphere in the domestic Premiership.
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- Chronicle
- June 16, 2020
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Comesa states demonstrate resilience to Covid-19
Business Reporter THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) says its member States among other countries in the continent have demonstrated “remarkable” resilience to Covid-19, defying earlier predictions…
Study reveals curious conclusions on Covid-19, children
A recent study of coronavirus in children has concluded that children are both less contaminated and less contaminating, than was generally thought at the outset of the Covid-19 epidemic. The study comes at a time when there are debates about scientific evidence into the risks presented by re-opening schools amid the coronavirus. Countries around the world are considering the ideal times to allow pupils back in the classroom after the Covid-19 lockdowns.
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- June 16, 2020
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‘Naming quarantine escapees violates confidentiality’
Thandeka Moyo- Ndlovu, Health Reporter NAMING Covid-19 quarantine centre escapees is a violation of their rights which may lead to stigma and discrimination, the Community Working Group on Health (CWGH)…
- Chronicle
- June 16, 2020
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‘Every child has a right to family or parental care’
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter AT only 14 years, Simbarashe (surname withheld for ethical reasons) has already assumed full roles of a grown-up man as he takes care of his…
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- June 16, 2020
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Emotional send-off for SA murdered girl
Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent SIX-YEAR-OLD Axellia Nyamadzawo, who was allegedly killed by her mother in Durban, South Africa a week ago, was buried at Msasa Park Cemetery in Kwekwe on…
When overcrowding in dwelling becomes an offence
Many a times, people are compelled to sleep in the kitchen, lounge/dining room due to the inadequacy of sleeping space.