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- October 16, 2023
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Knox wants to rediscover form
Fungai Muderere AFTER watching his form take a nosedive at South Africa’s DStv Premiership side Golden Arrows, Zimbabwe Warriors hitman Knox Mutizwa, has vowed to continue working hard to rediscover…
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- October 16, 2023
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Select side humbles Brito’s Warriors
Eddie Chikamhi-Senior Sports Reporter WARRIORS coach Baltemar Brito got a reality check in his preparations for the 2026 World Cup when his team played a Northern Region Select in Harare…
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- October 16, 2023
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Horticulture industry frets over lack of GAP certification bodies
Edgar Vhera–Agriculture Specialist Writer STAKEHOLDERS in the horticulture industry have voiced their concerns over the country’s lack of global good agricultural practices (GAP) certification bodies to allow farmers to export…
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- October 16, 2023
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Govt puts foot down on opposition theatrics
Farirai Machivenyika-Senior Reporter INTERNAL squabbles rocking CCC are a result of the absence of laid down structures and a constitution in the opposition party and can never translate to a…
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- October 16, 2023
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Attacks on match officials condemned
Curtworth Masango Eastern Region League chairman Davison Muchena has castigated all acts of violence after incidents that took place in a match between Grayham and Tenax. The match ended in…
adminAfrica’s renewable energy jobs drop
Investments in Africa’s renewable energy sector over the last five years have failed to deliver a growth in employment in the industry, deviating from trends globally.
IMF cheers up Africa with hope of rebound as growth is subdued
The series of central bank rate hikes and public finance reforms by African countries have yielded fruit as the economic outlook appears promising in the foreseeable future, signalling a possible end to the economic difficulties that have bedevilled the continent over the past few years.
WB, SA in talks over US$1bn loan
The World Bank is currently engaged in discussions regarding a possible US$1 billion loan aimed at supporting South Africa’s efforts to revamp its energy sector.
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- October 16, 2023
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West fuelling Israeli-Palestinian war
Gibson Nyikadzino-Correspondent There are lies that have been pushed by western media about Palestinian resistance fighters which is highly misleading. The people who are fighting a legitimate resistance against occupying…