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Growing up in Zimbabwe, we always knew of the Africa Day but the history behind this prehistoric day might be little known to youths.
Kane reveals why Mourinho failed
LONDON – Harry Kane has admitted how Jose Mourinho’s relationships with number of the Tottenham squad “didn’t work” before he was sacked last month.
Fly Africa to resume flights next month
Fly Africa Zimbabwe is expected to resume flights next month following the commissioning of a Boeing 737-500 at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport yesterday.
African customs, culture insulted by Christianity
Last month the world joined The Queen of England and her people in mourning the departure of His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh.
Champions League race goes to the wire
LONDON – The battle for the final two Champions League qualification spots goes down to the wire with Chelsea, Liverpool and Leicester City all vying for a place in Europe’s elite competition.
Innovative lottery encourages vaccination
OHIO. – An innovative lottery programme in Ohio looks like it might have succeeded in raising vaccination rates. If the result holds, it means a triumph for behavioural economics — and that will open up the possibility of using lotteries to lure people into doing all sorts of things.
From gynaecologist to famous n’anga
Waking up chained to the small hospital bed, after eight days in a coma, Mrs Sobongile Sokani, better known as Mbuya Soko, in the spiritual realm, watched as the body of the person on the next bed was being wrapped up for the mortuary.
Chikondondo’s wizardry: The oracle of the village
Back in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve lived a man called Chikondondo. He was quite a knave!
Student passes A’ Level in nine months……seeks university scholarship
A Chitungwiza student wrote his Advanced Level in nine months to reduce the school fees burden on his parents and scored 13 points.
ZRP joins Interpol in drug trafficking operation
The Zimbabwe Republic Police was among countries in Africa and the Middle East that recently participated in an International Police Organisations (Interpol)’s operation code-named “Lionfish” which was aimed at disrupting drug trafficking syndicates.