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Argentina’s Lionel Messi returned to training on Monday as they prepare to face Ecuador in the Copa America quarter-finals in Houston this week. Messi had not trained since sustaining a…
EXCITING TRIO ADDED TO INDIA SQUAD
SAI Sudharsan, Jitesh Sharma and Harshit Rana have been named as replacements for Sanju Samson, Shivam Dube and Yashasvi Jaiswal for the first two T20Is against Zimbabwe. The World Cup-winning…
EDITORIAL COMMENT : New legal approaches ensure recovery of graft proceeds
One of the most effective deterrents against corruption is to ensure that perpetrators cannot financially benefit from their criminal activity, and that however difficult it is to penetrate the smokescreens in a criminal trial to provide proof of reasonable doubt, civil proceedings only need a balance of probabilities.
Minister Mahendere out to break Harare Gardens jinx
The Harare Gardens, once the ceremonial home of family musical shows and performing arts, has over the years lost it allure and grandeur.
‘Huzukwende’: Mark Ngwazi nails it
SUNGURA music game-changer, Mark Ngwazi, keeps on evolving, again and again, and again and again. Again!
In Chapo, Frelimo hopes to safeguard its liberation legacy
In May this year, the ruling Mozambican political party, Frelimo, announced that it had chosen Cde Daniel Chapo as its Presidential candidate in the October elections.
US$600m irrigation developments in pipeline
The Government is in the process of actioning the US$598 million in irrigation development proposals, which will increase the country’s irrigation capacity.
ZiG maintains stable trajectory
Cabinet received and noted a report on the Food Deficit Mitigation Strategy and Urban Transfer Programme as presented by the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Honourable July Moyo.
Chemicals for quelea control ready
With a record wheat crop now growing, a major effort to ensure that the quelea birds, “feathered locust” are tracked and controlled with surveillance teams in place and the necessary chemicals for control acquired.
Safeguarding Africa’s diverse seed against climate threats
Plant scientists from across Africa and around the world deposited seeds of their most important produce in the Arctic’s Svalbard Global Seed Vault in late May to protect global food security.