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- July 6, 2021
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Samas joy at last for Master KG
After being left out by the SA Music Awards (Samas) last year, Master KG is finally getting the recognition he deserves from the industry. Master KG, born Kgaogelo Moagi, will…
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- July 6, 2021
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SeedCo allays failed merger adverse impact fears
Business Reporter LEADING seed producer, SeedCo International Limited, says its planned merger that has failed to materialise will not have any adverse impact on SeedCo Limited, the group’s Zimbabwean subsidiary.…
adminWe’ll meet vaccines demand: Mangwiro
ZIMBABWE expects to receive two million Covid-19 vaccine doses on Thursday and another 1,5 million next week as Government endeavours to meet the growing demand for the jabs amid a surge in cases and related deaths.
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- July 6, 2021
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Naaz warns unscrupulous coaches
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) has established committees that will deal with unscrupulous coaches, who have been undermining the association’s authority. Naaz president…
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- July 6, 2021
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Accident claims 20 lives
Harare Bureau TWENTY people died yesterday afternoon when a Toyota Granvia burst a tyre and collided head-on with a Toyota Wish at the 61km peg along Masvingo-Zvishavane Road near Chitowa…
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- July 6, 2021
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Arcadia delivers lithium sample to off-take partner
Business Reporter AUSTRALIA Stock Exchange (ASX) listed junior miner, Prospect Resources, has delivered the first lithium sample of its Arcadia Mine to offtake partner, Sinomine of China, as the firm…
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- July 6, 2021
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Kashangura mourns Simon Sachiti
Harare Bureau AS condolences continue to pour for Dynamos legend Simon Sachiti, the club’s former secretary-general Brian Kashangura has described the former DeMbare left-back as a true leader. Sachiti died…
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- July 6, 2021
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Collars help reduce human-wildlife conflict
Mahlabezulu Zulu Growing up in a community neighbouring the biggest national park in Zimbabwe, the 14 600 square kilometres Hwange National Park l had an experience with many wild animals.…
Impending fire season must not catch us off guard!
IN Greek mythology, a Titan named Prometheus stole fire from his god and master, Zeus, in heaven and brought it to earth. And for over 400 000 years after the incident, humans have been using fire for various purposes.
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- July 6, 2021
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Old Mutual to open first funeral service branch in Bulawayo
Harare Bureau DIVERSIFIED financial services provider, Old Mutual Zimbabwe, has ventured into the funeral services business with the first branch set for launch in Pelandaba, Bulawayo, this month. The group…