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- January 11, 2024
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Why multinational companies are quitting India
HONG KONG, Jan. 10 (Xinhua) — A long list of multinational companies has failed in India. Notable cases include General Motors from the United States, Vodafone Group from Britain, Holcim…
adminLONG-TERM HARARE WATER PLAN UNVEILED
THE Government has unveiled plans for three water projects to provide adequate water supply to Greater Harare by 2027.
Disabled artist still to come to terms with Terry Gee’s death
DISABLED artist, Simba Ngirandi, says he is still to come to terms with the death of Terry Gee.
SMILE SHADDIE, YOU’RE NOW AN INNOCENT MAN
MIGHTY Warriors head coach, Shadreck Mlauzi, can finally have some peace of mind after he was acquitted of molesting the team’s fitness trainer, Brenda Chaora.
WASH initiative set to help fight cholera outbreak
THE Government has launched an initiative to provide schools and health centres with access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to tackle the spread of cholera.
GEM BOYS ASSEMBLE MACHINE, TARGET LEAGUE TITLE
MANICA Diamonds believe their four new acquisitions will give them the edge and depth they need to try and win the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title.
Heskey facing bankruptcy
FORMER England star Emile Heskey was facing bankruptcy Tuesday night in his latest battle with the taxman.
ARMAGEDDON AT FC PLATINUM
AFTER missing the chance to retain the Premier Soccer League title and set a new domestic football record, former champions FC Platinum have begun the process of renewal by letting go mostly the ageing players ahead of the 2024 season.
Arsenal banned from signing Ajax defender
ARSENAL are one of a number of clubs interested in Ajax defender Jorrel Hato — although they will be unable to make a move this month.
TWO ZIM UMPIRES FOR CRICKET WORLD CUP
FORMER Zimbabwe international cricketer, turned umpire, Foster Mutizwa and renowned umpire Langton Rusere have been named as some of the umpires for the upcoming 2024 International Cricket Council Men’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup starting next week in South Africa.