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ZIMBABWE international defender, Jordan Zemura, will be involved in the final day drama as the Italian Serie A relegation puzzle remains unresolved with one round of matches remaining.
MAPEZA DOING IT FOR THE FANS
NORMAN Mapeza says FC Platinum are fighting to cheer the spirits of their fans.
DECREASE IN AREA CONSUMED BY VELD FIRES IN MASH WEST. . . Minister wants to see more effort in preventing veld fires
THE area destroyed by veld fires in Mashonaland West, as of October last year, represented a huge drop, compared to the previous year, the province’s Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution has revealed.
CAR DEALER IN US$30k FRAUD STORM
A CAR dealer was dragged to court over the weekend after he allegedly duped his customer, Harare businesswoman Natasha Chidemo.
MAKUMBE HILLTOP COLLEGE MAKES IT MANDATORY FOR STUDENTS TO LEARN NDEBELE
MAKUMBE Hilltop College in Domboshava says it derives a lot of pride for being the only school in the area which makes it mandatory for its students to learn Ndebele.
FANS DRIVE ME CRAZY, SAYS MUCHANETA
ENERGETIC dancer-cum-actress, Kessia “Muchaneta” Masona, says fans drive her crazy each time she hosts big events.
Sila Academy Group of Schools
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Unidentified man found dead in suspected Bulawayo hit-and-run
Amos Mpofu, [email protected] AN unidentified Bulawayo man was on Sunday found dead at the intersection of Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo Street and Eighth Avenue after he was hit by a speeding car…
FOR AFRICA’S TOP CEO, WHO EARNED R70.64M LAST YEAR, IT’S FOR ALL THE BOYS IN MUTARE
RALPH Mupita has scaled the corporate world’s Mt Everest and, as the continent showers him with accolades for his distinguished leadership, he hasn’t forgotten where he came from.
AFRICA’S QUEENS OF HEARTS MAKING HUGE IMPACT
AFRICA’S film production industry was hit this year by revelations that Amazon Prime Video was getting out of the continent’s originals business but, in Nollywood, there are women who are rocking the world.