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Fungai Muderere ZIMBABWE’S national cricket team, the Chevrons, will on Friday plunge into battle with Pakistan in their first One Day International (ODI) at the Pindi Cricket Stadium. Under the…
Kasuza inspired by maiden NPL ton
TEST batsman, Kevin Kasuza believes his maiden ton in the National Premier League will help boost his quest for recognition in the limited-overs game.
FC Platinum scores a first
PREMIER Soccer League champions FC Platinum have been handed a boost in their preparations for the CAF Champions League.
Magufuli takes early lead in polls
President John Magufuli took an early lead in presidential elections as the National Electoral Commission (NEC) started announcing provisional results yesterday.
Camping against sanctions
The word that immediately comes up when the story of scores of Zimbabweans, who, on March 29, 2019, camped at the imposing Embassy of the United States’ “doorsteps” in Westgate, Harare, vowing to remain put until Washington rescinds its decision to enforce punitive economic sanctions on their country, which have brought challenges to ordinary citizens, is determination.
Econet, RBH partner on African solar projects
Telecoms giant Econet and Royal Bafokeng Holdings (RBH), have announced a partnership to develop up to 175MW of solar energy assets in selected African countries.
Woman divorces bedwetting hubby
Gibson Mhaka MARRIAGES are supposedly made in heaven but when things don’t go well even a spouse’s bladder control problems during sleep can be grounds for divorce. A woman from…
Emirates to increase flights between Harare, Dubai
Dubai-based airline giant, Emirates, says it will increase flights between Harare, Lusaka and Dubai to three times a week from November 6, 2020 as governments continue to ease Covid-19 induced lockdown restrictions.
‘Strictly Come Dancing’ bounces back
It is one of the biggest and most exciting annual dance competitions in the world and it nearly did not manage a 2020 edition. But for dance fans in Zimbabwe and elsewhere the good news is: Strictly’s back!