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THE number of African players plying their trade in Europe’s biggest leagues grew steadily in the early Nineties, although there was none present in the starting line-ups on the inaugural day of the English Premier League in August 1992.
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- June 22, 2020
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Wake up Africa! Rename Victoria Falls, and Lake, after African luminaries
Milton Allimadi, Correspondent Fellow Africans and friends of Africa, liberation starts by “Decolonising The Mind,” to borrow the title of a must-read book by Ngugi wa Thiong’o the Kenyan intellectual…
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- June 22, 2020
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Woman breaks down narrating how heroic neighbour burnt to death
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter A WOMAN from Inyathi broke down in court as she narrated how her neighbour was burnt to death after heroically saving her three minor children…
De Klerk withdraws from US event
Former South African president FW de Klerk’s spokesperson says he “withdrew his acceptance” of an American Bar Association (ABA) invitation to speak on, among other things, rule of law, racism and “minority rights” because he did not want to cause embarrassment to event organisers — who stated on Saturday that they had cancelled the event.
Man with Covid-19 escapes from centre
A Harare man last week escaped from a quarantine centre at Harare Polytechnic after testing positive to Covid-19 and police have launched a manhunt to prevent the spread of the virus.
Wake up! Rename Victoria Falls, Lake Victoria after African icons
Fellow Africans and friends of Africa, liberation starts by Decolonising The Mind, to borrow the title of a must-read book by Ngugi wa Thiong’o the Kenyan intellectual and author.
ZSE remains investment of choice
There is general consensus that the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is a preferred hedge against a depreciating Zimbabwe dollar for local investors.
Namibia tables Bill on access to information
Namibia’s Information minister Peya Mushelenga says the access to information Bill he tabled in the National Assembly last week is a powerful tool to fight corruption.
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Bid to stop Parliamentary hearings hits brick wall
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Court Reporter BULAWAYO High Court judge Justice Nokuthula Moyo has ruled that she has no power to stop a constitutional process that is mandated by the supreme…
Tears as Dynamos remember fallen fans
A SOMBRE atmosphere engulfed the Dynamos offices at the National Sports Stadium yesterday as one of the survivors of the accident that claimed nine supporters in 2016, Maxwell Machisi, gave a chilling account of what transpired on the day.