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Back in the village, in the proverbial lands of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, the dough of Zimbabwe was baking in the high ovens of life.
CAPS Utd beat Yadah
PHINEAS Bamusi ended his goal drought this season as giants CAPS United returned to winning ways after edging battling Yadah at the National Sports Stadium yesterday.
Kirsty Coventry honoured in Auburn
The Tiger Trail has eight more members.
Chimalizeni joins Simba Bhora
IN a bid to boost their ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League championship chase chances, Simba Bhora have appointed seasoned coach Paul “Popopo” Chimalizeni as assistant to head coach Arthur Tutani with immediate effect.
Chiefs bag point at Sakubva
BULAWAYO Chiefs were just unlucky not to make the long trip back to the City of Kings with maximum points after literally dominating in all aspects of yesterday’s Castle Lager Premiership League encounter against Manica Diamonds at Sakubva Stadium.
Giants miss out on Sakunda windfall
DYNAMOS and Highlanders have both missed out on the US$200 per player once-off bonus from their sponsor Sakunda Holdings after both teams failed to win their weekend matches.
Zim miss top 10 finish
ZIMBABWE missed the chance to fight for a top 10 finish at the FIH Hockey Women’s Junior World Cup after they suffered another defeat at the hands of Austria when going down 1-0 in Potchefstroom, South Africa, on Saturday.
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HIT realises $25 million in commercialisation deals
Business Writer Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) is now earning over $25 million a month from the commercialisation of technologies it has invented in recent times as the education 5.0…
BAT volumes in 25pc growth
BAT Zimbabwe says an improved trading environment in 2021 resulted in a 25 percent volume growth, driven by firm consumer demand for its products and growth in exports.
EU in a fix, divided over Russian sanctions
EU citizens are being asked to make great sacrifices to support a sanctions regime against Moscow over its military offensive in Ukraine. But how long will Western consumers be willing to live without creature comforts?