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Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE’S Warriors may have to wait a little bit longer before thinking of returning to international football and will be conspicuous by their absence during…
Preserve cultural traditions, heritage, says ambassador
Arts Reporter The Zimbabwe Australia Association of New South Wales recently convened its annual gala dinner in Sydney in a bid to recognise Zimbabweans resident in Australia’s State of New…
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Border Timbers shareholders approve takeover
Business Writer Border Timbers shareholders approved the proposed takeover of 100 percent of the issued share capital of BTL by Cicada Plantations Zimbabwe (CPZ) at a recently held Extraordinary General…
China-Africa ties surge despite hurdles
BEIJING. – China-Africa relations have reached new heights across politics, economics, and culture, despite challenges posed by geopolitical conflicts and unilateralism worldwide, according to a report released on Tuesday. Sino-African…
Mohadi congratulates President on victory
Africa Moyo Deputy News Editor ZANU PF Vice President and Second Secretary Cde Kembo Mohadi has joined the nation and the world in congratulating President Mnangagwa on his election for…
African women politicians need ‘thick skin’ to contest
NAIROBI. – A few weeks after her appointment to the Kwale County Assembly in southeastern Kenya, Judy Kengo found herself in the eye of the storm: a retouched photo purporting…
Business community bestow confidence in President’s victory
Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent President Mnangagwa’s victory in last week’s harmonised elections provides a platform for the continuation of infrastructure and economic developments that he started in 2018, the business…
Diva’s son to follow in father’s footsteps
Maria Chiguvari THE son of the late musician, Diva Mafunga, says he wants to take over from where his father left.
Seven passengers in Honda Fit perish in road crash
Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau SEVEN people died while four others were injured when a Honda Fit illegally transporting passengers on the Marondera-Harare route, collided head-on with a VW Touareg…
‘Stagger planting dates to protect crops from vagaries of weather’
Mangaliso Lawrence Kabulika WITH seasonal rainfall patterns becoming more and more difficult to predict, experts in agriculture have challenged farmers to guard against outright crop failures by staggering their planting…