Promising start for Zimbabwe at African Games

Petros Kausiyo in ACCRA, Ghana CYCLIST Sky Davidson came close to securing the country’s first medal at the 2023 African Games when she finished fourth following a photo finish involving…

Klopp, Guardiola set for Premier League last dance with title at stake

JURGEN KLOPP and Pep Guardiola face off for the final time in the Premier League today with the title on the line for two coaches who have defined an era…

Sexual locking, myth or reality

ABOUT a week ago, I received some WhatsApp communication from someone I do not know. He says he has read my articles and what other people have written about me.…

Ageless Anderson enters 700 test wicket club

ENGLAND’S James Anderson yesterday became the third bowler and the first seamer to claim 700 test wickets in the fifth and final test against India in Dharamsala. The 41-year-old, already…

Inyathi man strangles wife to death

Fairness Moyana in Hwange POLICE have arrested a 29-year-old Inyathi man in Matabeleland North province who allegedly killed his wife by strangling before dumping the body in a bushy area…

Regional integration vital in attaining green economies in Africa

Ranga Mataire TWO fundamental messages to come out of the just-ended 56th Session of the Economic Commission for Africa Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development in…

Structured Vision 2030 towards national planning

Dr Eric Tinashe Muzamhindo “TO accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe.” — Anatole France. A nation’s vision is aimed…

New prefects take up office at Bradford

Nokutenda Majere IT is often said leaders are born and not made. A leader is one who knows the way, walks on it and shows it to others. Leadership does…

Rain dance symbolism associated with Njelele Shrine

Pathisa Nyathi We are now in a position where we can deal with the preliminary work on the symbolism behind the rain dances associated with the Njelele Shrine and other…

School trips are not just for fun

Gabriel Manyeruke Learners tend to consider educational trips as merely fun-filled breaks from the monotony of classroom lessons. These excursions are often underestimated in terms of their actual educational value.…

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