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Cluff Africa Limited has signed a non-binding agreement with Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth fund to develop a lithium mine in the southern African country.
Madzibaba Zakaria under the weather
Sungura legend, Madzibaba Nicholas Zakaria, is unwell and grounded.
‘Victoria Falls Bridge safe, sound’
EMERGED Railways Properties (ERP), which owns and manages the Victoria Falls Bridge, says the infrastructure remains structurally safe and sound to facilitate trade and movement of people.
New lease of life for Maingire
FORMER Dynamos skipper Tafadzwa Maingire has relocated to Makanda, in Wedza, after a brief stint in Botswana.
Hre City reclaim top spot
HARARE City reclaimed top spot in the ZIFA Northern Region Division One Soccer League after winning against Cranborne Bullets, while former leaders Black Rhinos were restricted to a nil-all draw by CCLee Mhangura at the week-end.
Malawi shifts to inclusive education system
Charles Pensulo Maria Chale, 36, was a bubbly little girl who, encouraged by her older siblings and supported by her mother, developed an affinity to reading at a young age.
Does the sun really rise in the east?
The earth is the mobile entry in our environments and the sun is a stable entity that influences our environmental occurrences when it is a stable statute.
Zim’s new dinosaur discovery: Inside the find
Paul Barrett, Jonah Choiniere, Kimberley Chapelle, Lara Sciscio, Michel Zondo
The world’s flying again
The world is flying again. In the third quarter, 10,5 million flights are scheduled to crisscross the skies, according to industry data compiled by BloombergNEF. The International Air Transport Association is anticipating record passenger numbers this year, and planes that will be about as full as they were before the virus using record amounts of fuel.
Sergio Ramos quits Sevilla again
Veteran Spanish defender Sergio Ramos has told hometown club Sevilla his second stint with them is over after just one season, the LaLiga outfit said yesterday.