adminZuze family mourn ‘great dad’
The late Biggie Zuze’s son, Brian, says the family had lost a “great dad” following the sudden death of the Dynamos assistant coach in Harare on Thursday.
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McLaren to secure loan from National Bank of Bahrain
McLaren is poised to secure a loan from a Bahraini bank to solve its cash-flow problems, BBC Sport has learned. It will help McLaren solve a liquidity shortfall that meant…
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Neurology Study: Contact sports and concussion in rugby
IN a study that compared with rugby players to Swimmers and rowers, study author Ravi S Menon of Western University in London, Canada, found that contact sports have a correlation…
Pioneer Column graves desecrated
Suspected fortune-seekers, including gold panners, have been accused of desecrating the graves of some members of Cecil John Rhodes’ Pioneer Column who are credited with the setting up of Zimbabwe’s first town, Fort Victoria (now Masvingo) in 1890.
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Indian cricket team may lose Nike logo after 14 years
THE Indian cricket team may soon have to let go of kit partner Nike, as the cricket board and the sportswear brand are locked in a tussle over contract renewal.…
Organic control of garden pests
Many gardeners have good intentions of growing their plants without using dangerous chemicals, but when their favourite rose bush or ripening tomatoes are attacked by a plague of pestilence, they buy an armoury of pesticides and attack the offending insects or fungi with anything they can.
Lockdown: From the ghetto to Murombedzi
When I first heard that a novel coronavirus of 2019 (Covid-19) had broken out in Wuhan, China, I thought it was one of those viruses that would soon disappear.
Maybe, it’s time Proteas looked to Chevrons
Several countries seem set to steal a march on South Africa by putting their men’s national teams into action, reasonably soon, following the global coronavirus shutdown.
Kwekwe requires US$3,7m for water plant upgrade
KWEKWE City Council requires US$3,7 million to rehabilitate its Dutchman’s Pool Water Treatment Plant if it is to continue supplying water to residents and companies in the mining town.
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GBV: The Covid-19 shadow pandemic
Andile Tshuma Somewhere in the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic is another pandemic, gender-based violence (GBV). The United Nations has labelled it the “shadow pandemic”. There has been a global…