adminRhinos players and officials in second Covid-19 tests
PREMIERSHIP football side Black Rhinos are leading the way in preparation for the resumption of domestic football after they conducted second Covid-19 tests for players and officials in Harare today.
Domestic worker arrested for raping toddler
Rutendo Rori -Mashonaland East Correspondent An eighteen-year-old domestic worker was last week arrested for allegedly raping his employer’s four-year-old granddaughter in Mutoko, after the grandmother had left the toddler in…
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- Chronicle
- April 15, 2021
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JUST IN: Zim footballers among Chiefs’ best
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter WARRIORS captain Knowledge Musona has been named among the 15 best Kaizer Chiefs FC foreign signings by South African leading football magazine Soccer Laduma. Musona,…
Zanu PF warns against criminal abuse of party regalia, symbols
Joseph Madzimure -Senior Reporter ZANU PF has called for police to arrest criminals who are abusing party stickers and regalia to hide their nefarious activities while masquerading as party members.…
Govt avails $600 million to complete outstanding Beitbridge housing project
Thupeyo Muleya -Beitbridge Bureau Treasury has released $600 million for the completion of outstanding houses for civil servants in Beitbridge town and 28 of the houses will be allocated to…
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- SundayMail
- April 15, 2021
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NEW: Karimazondo leads the way
CHELSEA Karimazondo could very well be the new face of Zimbabwe water polo!
The Chisipite Senior School alumna has been making waves in the United States of America, where she is a senior at Arizona State University, and currently leads her team and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Conference with 101 saves at the goalie position.
- SundayMail
- April 15, 2021
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NEW: Govt to temporarily stop grain distribution
Government will temporarily stop grain distribution at the end of this month in order to better coordinate the exercise with development partners.
- Chronicle
- April 15, 2021
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‘Mr X’, who gave bitcoins to Heath Streak, is Delhi-based businessman Deepak Agarwal
‘Mr X’, who gave Heath Streak two bitcoins while also presenting the former Zimbabwe captain with an expensive phone for his wife, is understood to be Indian businessman Deepak Agarwal, who was banned last year…
- Chronicle
- April 15, 2021
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JUST IN: Govt avails $600 million to complete outstanding Beitbridge housing project
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau Treasury has released $600 million for the completion of outstanding houses for civil servants in Beitbridge town and 28 of the houses will be allocated to…
- Chronicle
- April 15, 2021
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No brand ambassador post for de Jongh in Netherlands
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter HIGHLANDERS have not engaged former coach Hendrikus Pieter de Jongh to be brand ambassador for the club in his native Netherlands. The Dutchman has voluntarily been…