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Having an open relationship means you have mutually agreed to explore sexual relations outside of your primary partnership. Creating a successful open relationship requires top-notch communication, trust and clear boundaries.…
Average SA salary rises 2,5pc in Feb
South African average salaries improved by 2,5 percent in February with the monthly, annual and quarterly increases suggesting a better year for take-home pay.
Joy Rukanza’s success secret
Langalakhe Mabena Zimbabwean multi-award-winning musician — based in the United States of America, Joy Rukanza has accomplished a lot on both the local and international music scene, something that solidifies…
Drinking mates severely stab man over US$1
Danisa Masuku TWO DRINKING mates who were involved in a verbal war with their neighbour, have been arrested for allegedly stabbing him over US$1. The incident happened on Monday at…
Premier League giants could face expulsion
BLUE IT : Chelsea and Man City warned they could be KICKED OUT of Premier League if found guilty of breaching FFP rules. ENGLAND top football clubs Chelsea and Manchester…
Wife sets hubby on fire
Bongokuhle Moyo A THIRTY-FIVE -YEAR-OLD woman was jailed for 18 months, for setting her husband on fire after he accused her of having an extramarital affair. In a statement on…
Armed robber gets 20-year jail “package”
Mashudu Mambo A 23-YEAR-OLD man from Nkayi, Matabeleland North Province, was sentenced to an effective 20 years in prison for robbing four people of items worth US$210 at gunpoint. Cosmas…
Afreximbank opens Kigali office
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) launched its Fund for Export Development in Africa (FEDA) office in Kigali, Rwanda.
Gold prices jump higher as FR signals rate cuts
Gold investors are breathing a sigh of relief, and the market is seeing some renewed buying momentum as the Federal Reserve signals that it is still on track to lower interest rates three times this year.
Russian grain chief says BRICS exchange idea gaining traction
A Russian idea backed by President Vladimir Putin for a BRICS grain exchange that would allow buyers to purchase directly from producers is gaining traction ahead of a summit of the group in October, the head of the Russian Union of Grain Exporters said yesterday.