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MIGHTY Warriors team manager, Tafadzwa Bhasera, feels the postponement of the 2022 CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers to October will give them more time to prepare.
Tobacco growers seek full £15,4m payment for crop
RHODESIA’S tobacco growers want full payment of £15,4 million for the flue-cured crop to be marketed next year, irrespective of the actual size of the crop.
Rational view on China’s population growth
BEIJING — China’s population maintained slow growth over the past decade, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Tuesday, citing data from the seventh national census.
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Women Afcon qualifiers postponed
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Mighty Warriors can heave a sigh of relief after the Caf organising committee postponed the Women’s Total Caf Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers set…
Frank inducted into the Hall of Fame
LONDON. — Frank Lampard has become the fifth player to be inducted into the English Premier League’s Hall of Fame.
Vaccines for Tokyo Olympic Village athletes
LAUSANNE. — At least three-quarters of athletes and team members staying at Tokyo’s Olympic village will be vaccinated by the Games, International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach announced yesterday.
Willock scores for sixth consecutive game
NEWCASTLE. — Joe Willock scored for the sixth successive game as Newcastle United welcomed 10,000 fans back to St James’ Park by beating relegated Sheffield United 1-0 last night.
Emirates on track to restore 70pc capacity
Emirates received $2 billion in state aid to weather the crisis and Sheikh Ahmed did not rule out another cash infusion.
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Zim dollar maintains firm grip against US dollar
Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe dollar has maintained resilience against the United States dollar trading at 84,64 at this week’s foreign currency auction system. The introduction of the foreign currency auction…
Wall Street falls for third day
Wall Street’s main indexes fell for the third straight session yesterday, as investors dumped riskier assets on fears that rising inflation could force the US Federal Reserve to pare back its support soon.