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Takudzwa Chitsiga
CLIVE NGURU (Jnr) will try to recapture lost form when the Bata Power Amateur golf tournament tees off at Gweru Golf Club
Matongorere, Pagels hit back at Nyoni
By Petros Kausiyo
ZIFA technical director Nelson Matongorere and technical adviser Klaus Dieter Pagels have lashed out at Zimbabwe Soccer
Makusha leads Bowerman voting
NEW ORLEANS – In the most highly-participated fan voting to date, Florida State’s Ngoni Makusha and Texas A and M’s Jessica
Zimta games begin today
By Takudzwa Chitsiga
THE Zimbabwe Teachers’ Association national annual inter-provincial games will be held at Mkoba Teachers’ College in Gweru
Mighty Warriors back in training
Grace Chingoma
The Mighty Warriors resumed training yesterday at Barclays Sports Club in preparation for the All-Africa Games. This was
Butcher hails winning spirit
Paul Munyuki in Bulawayo
ALAN BUTCHER, the unassuming Englishman who has turned the Zimbabwe cricket team into a competitive unit, has
No easy games: Pasuwa
Augustine Hwata
CALLISTO PASUWA believes there won’t be any easy pickings for the Glamour Boys, as they try to stage one of the greatest
Anglican church properties to remain under Bishop Kunonga
By Peter Matambanadzo
The independent Anglican province of Zimbabwe,
Copac secures US$1,5m
Herald Reporter
Copac has secured US$1,5 million to
Mujuru’s last military parade
Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWEANS from all walks of life yesterday thronged One Commando Barracks in Harare for the funeral parade of national hero General Solomon Mujuru.
Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, General Constantine Chiwenga described him as a true revolutionary and an icon of the liberation struggle.
Gen Mujuru died in an inferno at his farmhouse in Beatrice.
Senior Government and Zanu-PF officials among them Defence Minister Emmerson Mnangagwa, Media, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu, diplomats and senior military officers from the region and abroad, attended the parade.
Gen Chiwenga chronicled Gen Mujuru’s history and urged the