• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
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Morton Jaffray rehab nears completion

REHABILITATION of Harare’s Morton Jaffray and Warren Control waterworks, which is being financed by Government through devolution funds, will be completed by April next year.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
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7s rugby still a ZRU priority

ZIMBABWE Rugby Union (ZRU) chief executive officer Sifiso Made maintains that the Sevens version of the game remains one of their top priorities despite the Cheetahs failure to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
• 25 views

City thrash hapless Arsenal

Manchester City yesterday made light work of thrashing a hapless 10-man Arsenal 5-0, a result that means the Gunners have lost their opening three league games of a season for the first time since 1954-1955.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
• 33 views

‘Dead man’ comes alive on autopsy table

AN Indian man severely injured in a motorcycle crash was found moving on an autopsy table just before doctors prepared to open him up, a health official said.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
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Mukurumbira gets top international post

FORMER Sport and Recreation Commission (SRC) administrator Kupakwashe Mukurumbira’s profile continues to grow after he was recently appointed to the Safe Sport International (SSI) board.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
• 44 views

A flawed but intriguing thriller

THE complexities of Netflix’s latest offering, “Sweet Girl”, are a bit difficult to capture.

However, an old saying — “even a trip to the bank can be exciting if you wear a ski mask” — by one of television’s beloved characters, Rose Nylund, played by the incomparable Betty White in the 90s show “Golden Girls”, quickly came to mind as I watched the movie.

• Sundaymail Editor
• SundayMail
• August 29, 2021
• 24 views

225K to get chicks from Government

ABOUT 225 000 rural households will this year receive a share of more than 2,5 million free range chicks from Government under a programme that is meant to help foster rural household economic and nutritional resilience.