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- August 4, 2023
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Buffett buying treasuries regardless of US downgrade by Fitch
It’s business-as-usual for Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway after Fitch Ratings’ downgrade of the US. “Berkshire bought US$10 billion in US Treasuries last Monday. We bought US$10 billion in Treasuries this…
adminMeet the Gems’ Smiling Assassin
Veronica Gwaze in Cape Town, South Africa SOME call her Stretchy while others prefer “Smiling Assassin” as she has a habit of burying the opponent while wearing a very wide…
‘WE’VE LOST PLAYERS BUT SO WHAT?’
Curtworth Masango NESBERT “Yabo” Saruchera says the loss of key players during the transfer window will not cripple Cranborne Bullets’ battle against relegation.
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- August 4, 2023
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Reviving print advertising: How creativity is still alive, kicking
Leslie Mupeti Needles in haystacks. Twitter’s blue bird. Species going extinct before our eyes. These powerful images showcase that print advertising still offers ample space for creativity in today’s fragmented…
GOLF TEAMS FOR A&B TRIANGULAR NAMED
Brandon Moyo THE Zimbabwe Ladies Golf Union have named the team to represent the country at the 2023 A&B Triangular tournament at the Gaborone Golf Club in Botswana this month.
BUJU SUPPORTS MY VISION: ELDER SHAMBARE
Trust Khosa UK-BASED reggae promoter-cum-sound system advocate, Elder Farai Shambare, has hailed Buju Banton for backing his vision.
Arsenal blow as Jesus misses start of season
LONDON. — Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus will miss the start of the new Premier League season after undergoing a minor operation, Gunners boss Mikel Arteta said. “Unfortunately, he had a…
GIRL STILL UNDER PROTECTION
Latwell Nyangu and Ashley Mujoma THE Department of Social Welfare Department is still holding on to a teenage girl who ended up in Mozambique and is believed to have been…
TRIBUTES POUR IN AFTER BUFFON RETIREMENT
TRIBUTES are pouring in from all over the football world after Gianluigi Buffon announced his retirement at the age of 45.
THERE’S NOONE TO BLAME, SAYS MAPEZA
Bruce Chikuni FC PLATINUM coach Norman Mapeza says he won’t blame anyone within his camp for a first half campaign which has seen them drift 11 points behind leaders Highlanders.