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- Chronicle
- August 16, 2022
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Destigmatise mental illness
Tafadzwa Chibukwa A BULAWAYO youth support group is helping people dealing with mental health challenges and donating to the needy. Founded in June last year, Abangane which means friends, has…
- Chronicle
- August 16, 2022
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‘Do not write graffiti on public premises’
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter CITIZENS who want to communicate issues relating to Gukurahundi have been urged to take advantage of available platforms instead of writing graffiti on public premises which…
- Chronicle
- August 16, 2022
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Conte, Tuchel charged with improper conduct
CHELSEA manager Thomas Tuchel and his Tottenham Hotspur counterpart Antonio Conte have been charged by the Football Association (FA) following their confrontation after Sunday’s heated Premier League draw at Stamford…
adminJayden Magaya sending shock waves across Europe
HE might be just 12-years-old but England-based Zimbabwean starlet Jayden Magaya is sending shock waves across Europe.
Nadal puts fitness atop
Rafael Nadal is keeping expectations in check while focusing on fitness as he prepares for the Cincinnati Masters tennis tournament.
Crypto investors back
An old adage is making the rounds once again in the crypto sphere: institutional investors are back.
Stock rally cools
A stock rally cooled in Asia yesterday and the dollar rose as investors absorbed disappointing data prints and a surprise interest-rate cut from China, whose economic woes are hampering the global outlook.
SA faces infrastructure gap
South Africa will have an infrastructure investment gap of R4,8 trillion by 2030 from the aspirational target in the National Development Plan (NDP) unless the country increases its investment in infrastructure.
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- businessweekly
- August 16, 2022
- 149 views
Zambia can meet growing food demand
Moneyweb African countries face great challenges in adapting to climate change to meet growing demand for food. The current drought in East Africa is the latest manifestation of changing weather…
World embraces dirtier fuels as gas hits exorbitant heights
With high natural gas prices showing no signs of abating and supplies becoming harder to obtain, cheaper and dirtier alternatives to the fuel are looking increasingly tempting for energy-hungry buyers.