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Redcliff channels devolution funds towards averting water challenges
Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent REDCLIFF Municipality has resolved to spend a huge chunk of its devolution funds towards averting perennial water challenges in the town. The town has been dogged…
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Covid-19 throws athletics preparations into quandary
Harare Bureau NATIONAL youth and juniors athletics coach Briad Nhubu has said they are in a difficult situation after their camp in preparation for the World Under-20 Championships qualifiers was…
adminTiger will still loom large at Torrey Pines
LOS ANGELES. — Tiger Woods will not be at one of his favourite hunting grounds when the US Open returns to Torrey Pines this week. But given his association with…
Zim A match called off
ZIMBABWE Cricket have called off the second four-day match between their A team and South Africa A, despite getting clearance, for them to complete the match. The match started on…
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Zimbabwean student jailed for lying
Lingani Nyika, Chronicle Reporter A ZIMBABWEAN student at the University of Namibia who lied to police that his laptop and mobile phone had been stolen in Victoria Falls after he…
China fires back at Nato allegations
BEIJING. – China fired back yesterday over allegations against China from a communiqué released after the conclusion of the NATO summit and warned that it would not sit back if any others pose systemic challenges to it, and it will closely watch NATO’s strategic adjustments toward China.
Cabinet blames Covid-19 surge on complacency
Mukudzei Chingwere Herald Reporter Cabinet has blamed complacency for the recent spike in Covid-19 infections with people mistaking the early successes against the pandemic for a total victory. People have…
Pakistani province blocks pay for unvaccinated employees
KARACHI. – The head of a Pakistani province has ordered that government employees who refuse to be vaccinated against Covid-19 would not be paid from next month.
Olympics preps go a gear up
TOKYO. — International Olympic Committee vice president John Coates arrived in Japan yesterday, as organisers ramp up final preparations with just over five weeks until the pandemic-postponed Games open. Ahead…
..and another threatens to block phones
Islamabad — Pakistan’s most populous province, Punjab, has decided to combat residents’ ovid-19 vaccination hesitancy by threatening to block cellphone service to anyone who refuses inoculation.