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- March 10, 2022
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Understanding CALAs
Shelton Mwanyisa Emerging educational issues Education is the vehicle for social, economic and political transformation. Curriculum surgeries in the form of renewal and innovations are an inevitable phenomenon. An…
- Manicapost
- March 10, 2022
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Classification of musical instruments
Friday Lessons with Sir Shelton Mwanyisa Greetings learners, parents and guardians! Welcome to your Visual and Performing Arts weekly lessons brought to you by your favourite newspaper, The…
- Manicapost
- March 10, 2022
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Chelsea owner Abramovich sanctioned
CHELSEA owner, Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK government – meaning he is now unable to sell the club. Abramovich has had “his assets frozen, a prohibition…
Messi, Pochettino slammed
Lionel Messi has been slammed while Mauricio Pochettino has been labelled a “fraud” after yet another PSG collapse in the Champions League football.
SA tops in inequality ranking
South Africa is the most unequal country in the world, with “race” playing a key role in a society where 10 percent of the population owns more than 80percent of the wealth, according to a World Bank report released on Wednesday.
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- March 10, 2022
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Five drug peddlers arrested
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent As the police blitz on drug paddlers intensifies, five people in Mutare were last week arrested after being found in possession of 15kg of dagga…
Mozambique braces for tropical storm
A new low-pressure system named as Gombe, which has recently formed in Madagascar and evolved into a moderate tropical storm, could reach Mozambique today, the Mozambique’s National Institute of Meteorology (INAM) has announced.
Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge is falling down
Chelsea Football Club fans have been left stunned by the news that owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned, leaving the Blues in limbo with club activities now severely limited.
Djokovic withdraws from Indian Wells tourney
Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from Indian Wells and the Miami Open — the first two Masters Series tennis events of the year — because of US coronavirus rules.