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- January 16, 2025
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Mutukwa vows to clean up Zimbabwean football
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] ZIMBABWEAN football has long been plagued by financial mismanagement, with allegations of corruption and embezzlement casting a shadow over the sport. However, Edward Mutukwa, a serving senior…
admin16 injured in kombi, council truck crash
Remember Deketeke-Herald Reporter SIXTEEN people were injured yesterday in a road traffic accident involving a kombi and a City of Harare truck at the intersection of Sam Nujoma Street and…
Zacc seeks mandatory jail terms for corruption
Nqobile Tshili-Bulawayo Bureau THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is calling for mandatory jail sentences for those convicted of corruption, citing challenges in seizing assets and deterring graft. Speaking at the…
REF REJECTS VAR’S RECOMMENDATION
LONDON. — Premier League referee Robert Jones made history when he refused to send off David Brooks for a “clothesline” challenge on Marc Cucurella.
US ‘risks turning into a rogue state’
BEIJING. – US President-elect Donald Trump is risking turning the United States into a “rogue state” as he talked about making Canada the “51st American state” and taking over Greenland,…
TIGER’S TEAM IN WOEFUL LOSS
FLORIDA. — “I’m not sure we’ll break 100 shots” was Tiger Woods’ verdict of his team’s woeful display on his Tomorrow’s Golf League debut in Florida.
MAN DOWN
LONDON. — FURIOUS Pep Guardiola let rip at his own player before then violently hugging him following his side’s 2-2 draw with Brentford.
Lead poisoning a big threat to public health
Angélique Umutesi Muhavani and Alexander Mangwiro In excess amounts, lead can contaminate food sources, harm biodiversity, and cause severe neurological impairments in humans, especially in children. Across Africa, the spectre…
HAS ready for Jnr National Champs
Ellina Mhlanga-Zimpapers Sports Hub The Junior National Swimming Championships return to Harare at the end of this month with the hosts confident of a successful event. The meet runs from…