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- March 6, 2023
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‘Apply top-dressing fertiliser to January crops’
Michael Makuza, Business Reporter AGRICULTURE experts have urged farmers to apply top-dressing fertiliser to all crops that were planted in January 2023 as well as take protective measures against diseases…
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- March 6, 2023
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Liverpool humiliate Manchester United in 7-goal mauling
Cody Gakpo, Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah all scored twice as Liverpool shrugged off a season of frustration to thrash Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield on Sunday. Jurgen Klopp’s men…
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- March 6, 2023
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Missing Bulawayo man found in Kwekwe
Rejoyce Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter A Bulawayo man, Mr Richard Siyeleba Mnkandla (69) from Nketa 6 suburb who went missing last Monday has been found. He was found at Joel Business Centre…
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- March 6, 2023
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Manchester United honour slain South African rapper AKA
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter ENGLISH football giants, Manchester United showed their appreciation for one of their loyal and passionate fans, the late South African hip-hop superstar, Kiernan Forbes, otherwise known…
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‘Love for farming gave me long life’
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter She was given the name Masamanisi as a reminder that on the day that she was born 100 years ago, her father received summons from colonial administrators…
adminArsenal in thrilling comeback to maintain 5-point lead
LONDON. — Arsenal recovered from conceding the second fastest goal in English Premier League football history as Reiss Nelson’s stoppage-time strike gave the English Premier League leaders a thrilling 3-2 win over Bournemouth after title rivals Manchester City beat Newcastle 2-0 on Saturday.
Plenty of bourses but few IPOs
The early 1990s were an important time for capital market development in Africa. The Cold War had just ended, and many nations were starting to open up their economies to…
Devolution funds: Crime rate drops after police base construction
Mukosa Village in Rushinga is already enjoying the fruits of devolution funds after the construction and commissioning of the Nyakusengwa Police Base has seen a significant drop in crime levels.
Danger warning signs erected at black spot
Danger warning and speed limit signs have been put up on the 3km slippery stretch of the Harare-Beitbridge Highway near Beatrice, as tests are still being conducted to ascertain the cause of the slipperiness.
Hillside Teachers’ College acquires land for secondary school
HILLSIDE Teachers’ College has acquired 600 hectares of land in Matobo District to construct a secondary boarding school, with 60 Form One pupils having already been enrolled.