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PARIS — Rafael Nadal says it would not be a “good idea” to play Wimbledon as he targets this year’s Olympics instead. After losing in the French Open first round…
Ackerman family cedes control of Pick n Pay
The Ackerman family, which founded South Africa’s Pick n Pay will relinquish control of the struggling retailer as part of a revamp aimed at stemming losses, cutting debt and regaining…
Ronaldo breaks Saudi record
DUBAI. — Al Nasr’s Cristiano Ronaldo capped his first full Saudi Pro League season in style as he broke the record for the most goals scored in one campaign on…
Bondholders back US$3bn debt rework
Zambia’s Ministry of Finance said yesterday that more than 90 percent of holders of its US$3 billion in outstanding international bonds had accepted its restructuring proposal so far, paving the…
Dzimba honoured at AUSC Region 5 awards
Sports Reporter ZIMBABWEAN administrator Charles Dzimba was one of the recipients of the African Union Sports Council Region 5 Silver Jubilee awards in Zambia at the weekend. Dzimba, the first…
‘World demand for lithium growing rapidly’
Global demand for critical minerals, particularly lithium, is growing rapidly to meet clean energy and de-carbonisation objectives. Africa hosts substantial resources of critical minerals. As a result, foreign mining companies…
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With the fast-paced growth of the online casino industry, we’ve witnessed the emergence of many online casinos promising to offer the best gambling experiences ever. However, not all of them lived up to their expectations, and yet, the influx of the online platforms didn’t deteriorate, instead kept at their pace. This eventually saw the launch of MyStake Casino in 2020 by Santeda International, a company based in Curacao.
DON’T BUY DRUGS FROM THE STREETS, WARNS DOCTOR
Arron Nyamayaro A MEDICAL doctor has warned people not to take drugs being sold on the streets and to always consider their health as their number one priority. Dr Challenge…
Headmaster robbed of school fees at gunpoint
The Herald, May 29, 1981 ARMED robbers struck at Manama secondary school in Kezi for the second time in four months, stealing more than $2 500 in school fees, the…
‘Be innovative, protect your crops from frost’
Fildah Gwati AS the winter weather sets in, experts have urged farmers to employ a range of innovative frost protection techniques to safeguard their valuable crops from the cold…