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NEW YORK. – US President Joe Biden is seriously considering whether he can recover from his “disastrous” debate performance, the New York Times reported yesterday, citing a “key ally” who wished to remain anonymous.
Sadc draws closer to regional parly
Zambia has signed the agreement to amend the bloc’s treaty to establishing the SADC PF, drawing the region closer to its own parliament.
Corruption a threat to Sadc peace, security
The Sadc region is expected to intensely discuss corruption as it finds itself grappling with the pervasive and insidious issue, which threatens socio-economic development.
Sierra Leone bans child marriages
FREETOWN. — A bill that bans child marriages in Sierra Leone has been signed into law, President Julius Maada Bio said on Tuesday, in an effort to protect girls in the West African nation where about a third are married before adulthood.
Murray, Raducanu team up for mixed doubles
Andy Murray will team up with fellow Briton Emma Raducanu in the Wimbledon mixed doubles tournament after the pair were awarded a wildcard, organisers said yesterday.
Manondo benefits from wing play
WILLIAM MANONDO says CAPS United’s effective wing play is helping him thrive more in front of goal.
Council caught napping as water goes to waste
Treated water gushed out in central Harare yesterday, where Julius Nyerere Way meets Nelson Mandela Avenue, owing to unmaintained pipes and road construction being conducted by contractors.
India change squad for Zim visit
B SAI SUDHARSAN, Jitesh Sharma, and Harshit Rana have been drafted into India’s 15-member squad for the first two of five T20 cricket Internationals against Zimbabwe, which start in Harare this weekend.
Brazil into Copa quarters after 1-1 draw
SANTA CLARA, California — Brazil played out an action-packed 1-1 draw with Colombia in California on Tuesday to set up a mouth-watering Copa America quarter-final against Uruguay. Colombia, who finished…
Former Selous Scouts boss loses court claim
Lieutenant-COLONEL Ronald Reid-Daly could not sue other army officers for damages in the High Court because the court has no jurisdiction on matters which could be dealt with through established and accepted military channels, Mr Justice Waddington ruled yesterday.