adminBikita Minerals set to appoint coach
NEWCOMERS Bikita Minerals are set to appoint a new coach ahead of their maiden season in the Castle Lager Premiership.
Ketema breaks world record
Ethiopian runner Tigist Ketema broke the world record for fastest marathon debut in Dubai on Sunday, shaving more than a minute off the course record.
Spreading PSL games can boost attendances: Magaya
PROPHET Walter Magaya says the appeal of the domestic Premiership can receive a massive boost if matches are taken to communities like Shamva and similar areas across the country.
SpaceX executives worried Elon Musk was on drugs during meeting
AFTER Elon Musk arrived nearly an hour late to an all-hands meeting at SpaceX, rambling and slurring his words for about 15 minutes before the meeting was taken over by the spacecraft manufacturer’s president, executives of the company privately worried if Musk was on drugs, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal.
Father refuses to support son (18)
AN 18-year-old boy from Braeside has taken his father to the Harare Civil Court for failing to pay maintenance.
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Victoria Falls blitz against illegal traders excites licensed traders
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter LICENSED traders in Victoria Falls have commended the city council for removing hawkers, especially from Zambia who illegally sell goods on the streets around the resort…
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- January 9, 2024
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630 Gokwe flood victims in dire need of aid
Midlands Bureau SCORES of villagers from the 630 households that were affected by floods in Gokwe South last week, are in dire need of food aid and temporary shelter among…
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Busy year for Plumtree chess
Nkosilathi Sibanda, [email protected] CHESS players in the border town of Plumtree have been urged to start preparing for a busy year ahead, mainly tournaments and workshops. The call comes at…
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- January 9, 2024
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Plant small grains, early maturing maize, Midlands farmers urged
Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] FARMERS in the Midlands province have been urged to plant more small grains and early maturing maize varieties to mitigate against reduced rains due to climate change. Most…
Litter a menace in Harare CBD
PILES of uncollected garbage are a cause for concern in Harare City Centre as more vendors sell vegetables and shops operate without bins, despite this being a requirement for shop owners.