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- Manicapost
- August 25, 2022
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Murdered for refusing to buy beer
Liberty Dube Post Correspondent A 70-YEAR-OLD man was recently struck to death with an unknown object after refusing to buy beer for another patron at a bottle store in…
- Manicapost
- August 25, 2022
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Devotion for African dream
David Matapo As an eagle spotting it’s target, I eliminated every obstacle and employed every method at my disposal to achieve the African dream. Like gold in the crucible,…
- Manicapost
- August 25, 2022
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Tino’s bumpy animation journey
Samuel Kadungure Senior Reporter Mr Tinodiwa Zambe Makoni’s long and fruitful hurtle as a comic animator has earned him recognition as the godfather of contemporary stop-frame cinematography in Zimbabwe.…
Gems lose dead rubber, coach not moved
Maria Chiguvari A POOR performance in the first quarter proved costly for the Gems against favourites, South Africa, in the Netball World Cup 2023 Regional Qualifiers Africa in Cape Town,…
DEMBARE DUO OUT
Curtworth Masango DYNAMOS will be missing the services of the injured Shadreck Nyahwa and Alex Oratomol when they face ZPC Kariba in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match at…
Tuku mentee headlines Pandhari Bar & Grill opening
Shingirirayi Mugodi ONE of Pakare Paye’s brightest prospects, Sarungano, has been honoured to perform at Pandhari Bar & Grill official opening tonight.
GBV cases shoot during Covid lockdowns
H-Metro Reporter CASES of Gender Based Violence (GBV) shot up during Covid-19 lockdowns as most victims were trapped, together with their perpetrators, according to research.
George back with a bang
GEORGE Chigova is back from the cold! The Zimbabwe international goalkeeper has been fielded in the SuperSport starting XI, in the last two games, against Orlando Pirates and Richards Bay.
All-time EPL XI
MICHAEL OWEN has named his all-time Premier League XI – and it doesn’t include Manchester United legends Wayne Rooney and Roy Keane.
Huge World Cup bill
INTERNATIONAL footballers face exorbitant bills of £300 000-plus to secure accommodation for their families at the World Cup.