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He took Zimbabwe to the World Cup, then walked away
He took Zimbabwe to the World Cup, then walked away

Tinashe Kusema Zimpapers Sports Hub THERE is a moment most athletes never speak about, the one that settles quietly in the body before it ever reaches the mind, and when…

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Of Corbin Mthunzi, Bulawayo City and Warriors debut
Of Corbin Mthunzi, Bulawayo City and Warriors debut

Langton Nyakwenda recently in FRANCISTOWN, Botswana CORBIN MTHUNZI’s first touch of Zimbabwean soil took him straight to Barbourfields, the same city his father once called home, and by the time…

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Twins build cricket’s future in Goromonzi
Twins build cricket’s future in Goromonzi

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub “Catch! Catch!” The call cuts across the Goromonzi Sports Club field, sharp enough to turn heads beyond the boundary. A small boy misjudges the ball…

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Music, culture and the liberation of Zim
Music, culture and the liberation of Zim

Ranson Madzamba The Frenchman, Napoleon Bonaparte, a brilliant military strategist and tactician in the history of the West, once said: “Give me control over he who shapes the music of…

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Beauty and the beast
Beauty and the beast

ON the morning of Saturday, May 11, 2024, at Avenues Clinic, in Harare, Chaplain-General Rev Ellison Kamupira passed away. For years, he had been a steady presence in rooms where…

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World-class industrial park takes shape in Mt Hampden
World-class industrial park takes shape in Mt Hampden

Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter THE construction of a world-class industrial park in Mt Hampden, designed to support the emerging new city and expansion of Charles Prince Airport, has commenced, with…

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In Francistown, the Warriors won more than a trophy
In Francistown, the Warriors won more than a trophy

Inside ZIFA Nqobile Magwizi A TROPHY always matters. But in football, what often matters just as much is what a team reveals on the way to winning it. Zimbabwe returned…

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Transparency International is out of touch with Zim’s fight against graft
Transparency International is out of touch with Zim’s fight against graft

Kindness Paradza In February 2026, Transparency International (TI) downplayed Zimbabwe’s efforts in the fight against corruption using indicators that are way off the mark as they ignore several and far-reaching…

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Peace is not something , it’s Someone
Peace is not something , it’s Someone

“On the evening of that first day of the week, when the disciples were together, with the doors locked for fear of the Jewish leaders, Jesus came and stood among…

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Rhino on the charge: Chirisa’s World Cup dream takes shape
Rhino on the charge: Chirisa’s World Cup dream takes shape

Tinashe Kusema Zimpapers Sports Hub THERE is a moment late in training, when bodies begin to slow and conversations drift, when Tavonga Chirisa finds something extra, lowering his shoulder and…

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