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- April 5, 2025
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Vice President Mohadi re-affirms Goverment’s drive to create inclusive schools
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau VICE-President Kembo Mohadi yesterday re-affirmed the Government’s commitment to establishing inclusive schools nationwide where no child is refused admission to any learning facility by the imposition…
adminDeMbare, Gem Boys clash: 12th man factor at play
Ray Bande in MUTARE WHEN Harare giants Dynamos and Mutare miners Manica Diamonds lock horns today at Sakubva Stadium in a potentially explosive Castle Lager Premiership encounter, all eyes will…
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- April 5, 2025
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Traditional foods: A legacy of healthier living
Sikhulekelani Moyo TRADITIONAL fruits and vegetables have long been acknowledged as healthy options, providing the body with a wealth of nutrients that have stood the test of time. Elders consistently…
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- April 5, 2025
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Missing funds scandal rocks Highlanders’ operations
Innocent Kurira, [email protected] A financial scandal has plunged Highlanders into chaos, with Chief Executive Officer Brian Moyo suspended amid allegations of fraudulent player transfers. The club now faces a tumultuous period,…
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- April 5, 2025
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From kitchen to world: The long and tasty history of chips
So Sweet CRISPY chips are a big part of the world’s snacks. They have a longer story than you might think. They didn’t just pop up recently. They started way…
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- April 5, 2025
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The ripple effect of USAid’s funding halt on African tech
Jacqueline Ntaka THE abrupt cessation of USAid funding has cast a long shadow over the growing tech sectors of Africa where such support has been instrumental in fostering innovation. The…
Deputy head flees amid sodomy allegations
Midlands Bureau IN the heart of Mberengwa, Masase High School stood as a beacon of hope for many families, a place where dreams flourished under the guidance of dedicated teachers.…
NBSZ calls for blood donations ahead of holidays
Herald Reporter THE National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has called on Zimbabweans to step up and donate blood as the country prepares for the Easter holidays, a period historically associated…
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El Nino spurs woman to grow indigenous trees
Sikhulekelani Moyo , [email protected] WITNESSING the stark consequences of El Niño, Irene Sambo has committed herself to promoting environmental sustainability, with the cultivation of indigenous fruits at the heart of…
SA land question: Is history repeating itself?
Langton Makuwerere Dube, Correspondent Events surrounding the land issue in South Africa have sparked a compelling debate that stands as a stark reminder for the region to reflect on. Interestingly,…