adminZim’s Irish tour rescheduled
LONDON. — The eight-game cricket series between Ireland and Zimbabwe next month will be rescheduled because of Covid-19 quarantine requirements.
First Lady boosts disadvantaged girls’ project
DISADVANTAGED girls from Chitungwiza can now beat steep increases in the cost of sanitary wear courtesy of First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa whose Angel of Hope Foundation has unveiled a reusable sanitary pads sewing project for their benefit.
Miss SA’s book highlights bullying trauma
Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musida’s childhood and bullying trauma has inspired her children’s book Shudu Finds Her Magic.
Young entrepreneurs create natural hair product
Young entrepreneurs are also into African natural beauty and if Nosihle Dlamini and Phumelele Khumalo are clear proof of this. The two founders of Get2Natural, created their own hair treatment product after trying many that didn’t work for them.
Kane cleared to leave Spurs
LONDON — England skipper Harry Kane is poised for a £160 million move after Spurs chairman Daniel Levy agreed to let him join an English Premiership football rival.
Youths, wake up life is calling
Dreaming is good, but waking up and fulfilling your dreams Is better. It all starts by waking up and remind yourself of your purpose here on earth, your identity. You can’t be that person who always sleeps and expect dreams to come into reality whilst you can’t wake up.
How to wear jeans with suit jacket
Wearing a suit jacket and denim jeans is very common these days.
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- July 24, 2021
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Fitting in or falling out: How African migrants adapt to life in Australia
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