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TANGIERS. — Morocco stunned Brazil 2-1 in a friendly international football match on Saturday as the north African side recorded a first ever win over the five-time world champions.
Money bags for Haaland
LONDON. — Manchester City are ready to make Erling Haaland the English Premier League football’s top earner — and kill off talk of a Real Madrid raid.
Man tried to bribe customs officer, jailed
MAN who attempted to bribe a Customs official friend to help him smuggle out of Rhodesia uncut emeralds worth $24 035 was jailed by Mr Justice Smith yesterday for two-and-a-half years.
Climate change resilient agriculture way to go
For Chimanimani’s 62-year-old Sarah Muzvuzvu, farm life is filled with tedium, drudgery and operational challenges.
Zinwa on revenue collection blitz
The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) is on a revenue collection blitz to recover more than $19 billion owed by a wide range of clients ranging from Government ministries to local authorities, irrigators and individual households.
ZimParks kill problematic Gutu croc
Zimparks rangers have shot and killed an out of control crocodile that recently attacked and seriously injured two teenage boys in Chivake River in Gutu.
Six Zanu PF members killed in crash
Six people believed to be Zanu PF supporters died, while 18 others were injured when an Isuzu lorry was involved in a head-on collision with a Nissan Diesel truck along Murambinda-Betera Road in Buhera on Saturday.
Zim’s economic diplomacy policy bears fruit
ZIMBABWE’s takeover as chair of the African Diamonds Producers Association (ADPA) and the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) this year has positive implications for the country’s economic diplomacy-focused foreign policy as it amplifies the Second Republic’s image-building and international re-engagement drive.
Good times of Western economic prosperity over, not coming back any time soon
The good times of Western economic prosperity are over and not coming back any time soon.
Argentinian training facility named after Messi
BUENOS AIRES. — The Argentina national football team’s training facility has been renamed after talismanic captain Lionel Messi in recognition of his World Cup heroics and star-studded career, the country’s football association (AFA) said on Saturday. The Casa de Ezeiza in Buenos Aires, which houses the national team set-up, will now be known as Lionel Andres Messi “in tribute to the best player in the world”, AFA president Claudio Tapia wrote on Twitter.