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Rukato puts on karting masterclass
THIS past weekend saw Round 7 of the Kart Sport Club championship take place at their National Sports Stadium home track, with a celebration of exceptional skill and sportsmanship from all competitors.
Ngezi Platinum coach still believes
NGEZI Platinum Stars coach Takesure Chiragwi believes the balance and depth in his team can help ring-fence the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League championship title in Mhondoro-Ngezi.
Vetting mop-up exercise launched for collaborators
THE Government has launched a mop-up vetting exercise for non-combatant cadres and war collaborators, which will run from today until October 4.
Zinwa introduces prepaid meters for institutions
THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority is rolling out prepaid water meters for local authorities, businesses, schools, Government departments, parastatals, mines and other institutions.
Oil climbs on China stimulus
Oil prices jumped more than 2 percent yesterday on news of monetary stimulus from top importer China and concerns that conflict in the Middle East could hit regional supply while…
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SEVERAL Manchester City stars were left unhappy at Arsenal for their “dark arts” during Sunday’s crunch clash at the Etihad. And according to the stats, they may well have a…
Econet hosts men’s mental health summit
ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s leading telecommunications and technology company, last week successfully hosted a summit dedicated to addressing men’s mental health issues in commemoration of the ‘Suicide Prevention Awareness Month’ of September.
Tobacco firms seek to broaden market
The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) must assist indigenous companies secure export markets for their produce as part of efforts to widen their revenue base, executives of the companies have said.
Majority of election disputes avoidable, Justice Chigumba
A LOT of the disputes witnessed during election cycles can be avoided if political parties and stakeholders agree in advance to change laws or effect the desired reforms that govern elections, Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba said yesterday.