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- March 11, 2024
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Cattle mortality drops 23pc
Ashton Mutyavaviri THE cattle industry has recorded a 23 percent decline in mortalities, thanks to the combination of improved animal husbandry and health management practices that include stringent control measures…
- Herald
- March 11, 2024
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Youth-friendly services: MSU students take charge of their sexual health, well-being
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke-Health Buzz For some years, there have been some negative stories about universities and other tertiary institutions. These have included such subjects as promiscuity, drugs, high rates of sexually…
- Herald
- March 11, 2024
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Mushore brothers dazzle Byo
Veronica Gwaze-Sports Reporter FOR close to 90 minutes at Barbourfields Stadium, the Mushore brothers were feted like royals by fans who filled the iconic home of football in the City…
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- March 11, 2024
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Makusha upbeat ahead of African Games
Ellina Mhlanga-Senior Sports Reporter SPRINTER Ngoni Makusha is staying positive ahead of his second appearance at the African Games currently underway in Accra, Ghana. The ongoing Games are running until…
adminIMF backs Uganda’s growth agenda
Uganda is set to receive a fresh loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
- Herald
- March 11, 2024
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Australia find a way to win
Alex Carey scored a magnificent unbeaten 98 to drive Australia to victory over New Zealand by three wickets in a tense conclusion to the second Test in Christchurch yesterday, sealing…
- Herald
- March 11, 2024
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Lecce sack manager D’Aversa
Lecce have fired manager Roberto D’Aversa after he head-butted an opposing player at the end of their loss to Hellas Verona at the weekend, the Serie A club said yesterday. …
Bitcoin hits record US$71k as demand frenzy intensifies
LONDON. — Bitcoin hit a record high yesterday above US$71 000, as the surge in the biggest cryptocurrency showed no signs of slowing down.
Nigeria opens export doors to region
Nigeria would begin selling some of its products to some of the regional markets with which it has had relatively loose economic ties. The West African country has officially green-lit the sale of locally produced goods to South Africa, Rwanda, Cameroon, and Kenya.
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- March 11, 2024
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Dangerous dogs law planned
The Herald, March 12, 1991 A ROTTWEILER bit passers-by and police on Paris’ central Champs Elysees, as the French government made plans yesterday to ban breeding and imports of dangerous…