adminZDF hands over admin, classroom blocks in Chinhoyi
Walter Nyamukondiwa–Mashonaland West Bureau Chief The Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) have handed over administration and classroom blocks at Wichens Secondary School in Chinhoyi, built under its programme of military aid…
A people’s army with rich liberation ethos
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE is celebrating the Defence Forces Day today as the country reflects on the foundation of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) from being military wings of…
A people’s army with rich liberation ethos
Richard Muponde-Zimpapers Politics Hub ZIMBABWE is celebrating the Defence Forces Day today as the country reflects on the foundation of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) from being military wings of…
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Nyoni among BBC’s ‘youngsters to watch’
Sports Reporter PROMISING Liverpool midfielder Trey Nyoni is top of the BBC list of young footballers to watch when the 2024/25 English Premier League season gets underway this weekend. Nyoni…
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Takashinga Patriots 1 retain NPL title
Takashinga Patriots 1 have retained the National Premier League (NPL) title after trouncing Bulawayo Athletic Club by 10 wickets in their very last match of the 2024/25 season at Kwekwe…
Zim Emerging, SA face off in first one-dayer
Brandon Moyo FOLLOWING the completion of the two unofficial Test matches on Saturday, action between Zimbabwe Emerging and South Africa Emerging now shifts to white-ball cricket with the first of…
Zim Emerging, SA face off in first one-dayer
Brandon Moyo FOLLOWING the completion of the two unofficial Test matches on Saturday, action between Zimbabwe Emerging and South Africa Emerging now shifts to white-ball cricket with the first of…
Holy Cross Dam transforms lives, drives rural businesses
Patrick Chitumba-Midlands Bureau THE recently commissioned Holy Cross Dam and its associated projects in Chirumanzu Constituency are transforming the lives of 800 families and benefiting more than 4 000 people…