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IF there is something called proving a point in football, then four Cranborne Bullets players would like to do so against Black Rhinos at Sakuba, this afternoon.
Scarcity of educational content on YouTube worrisome
Zimbabwean educators who are famed for master minding one of the best education systems in Africa are shockingly missing in action as far as taking digital space on social media such as You Tube. Educational content by the esteemed educators is sadly just a drop in an ocean. Local students are being starved of home grown educational content and are now relying on other enterprising international teachers especially Indians. The few Zimbabwean produced channels on the platform have meagre view averaging 2000.
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Government to mechanise Pfumvudza/Intwasa Programme
Harare Bureau Preparations for the 2021/22 summer cropping season have started with Government working towards mechanising the Pfumvudza/Intwasa Programme following the huge success of the concept during the 2020/21 season…
Coronavirus, chicken frame, and China’s economic reform
China has put the Covid-19 pandemic under excellent control within its borders. For months, there has not been a single domestic case.
Indigenous tourism destinations on the rise
Zimbabwe’s tourism and hospitality industry is growing by each day. Despite financial constrains, there has been massive investment in the tourism and hospitality industry, especially by small companies.
Nike give Neymar the boot
Nike have announced that Neymar’s lucrative sponsorship deal was terminated after he “refused to cooperate” in an internal sexual assault investigation involving himself and an employee.
The wily guise of child sexual abuse
In the Zimbabwean traditional culture, a mother is viewed as the fortress in times of trouble and her major role in the home involves looking after the children to ensure that they are safe. The same applies to the modern-day mother. Research conducted by this writer showed that children fell victim to sexual abuse when: the mother or guardian was not paying full attention to the child, the child was away from home on errands, the child was not staying with the mother following the death or divorce of the mother; or any other social problem that removed the mother from the child. In most of the CSA cases, the offenders were mainly close relatives and neighbours. In view of the aforesaid, the popular Shona adage ‘Kusina amai hakuendwi’ literally meaning ‘Where there is no mother, you do not go there because there is no protection’; is apt. This is buttressed by Progress Chipfumo’s song ‘Kurepa mwana’ (Raping a child):
Kwangwa hoping for the best
ZIMBABWE netball star, Felisitus Kwangwa, believes her English side, Surrey Storm, will rise again, after she experienced a difficult first season, with the club.
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Prominent auctioneers in theft storm
Judge Jarachara, Chronicle Reporter HAMMER and Tongues Auctioneers have appeared in court on allegations of theft of trust property worth over $1 million. Hammer and Tongues represented by the company’s…
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Mlue Jay to drop much anticipated debut album
Showbiz Reporter Award-winning hip-hop artiste, Mlue Jay (real name Mlungisi Moyo) is preparing to launch his debut album next month. The South Africa-based artiste said the album was inspired by…