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By Eddie Chikamhi
WHO is this Tichaona Mabvura who excited Dynamos chairman Farai Munetsi so much, during his superb performance in the
NOOA deal: 1m litres still missing
By Sydney Kawadza
OVER one million litres of diesel out of the five million procured from NOOA Petroleum (PVT) Ltd of South Africa without
Blatter leaves, pledges support
By Petros Kausiyo
FIFA president Sepp Blatter flew out of Harare yesterday, leaving behind a Zimbabwean football community with a spring in
Diarrhoea outbreak claims 10 children
TEN children have died in Bulawayo from a suspected diarrhoea outbreak, which has affected over 200 children amid reports
ZRP urged to safeguard independence, heritage
From Freeman Razemba recently in Tete, Mozambique
The Mozambican government has urged the Zimbabwe Republic Police to continue safeguarding the country’s independence
Demystifying the art of comradeship
By Josephine Jenje Mudimbu
Some people are not comfortable when add-ressed as “comrade” (Cde) as they feel associated with Zanu-PF, a revolutionary
Suicide attacks kill 35 in Iraq
BAGHDAD.
Twin suicide attacks ripped through the city of Taji north of Baghdad yesterday, killing at least 35 people, officials said, after Iraq
Yemeni planes bomb southern cities
SANAA/ADEN.
Yemeni warplanes bombed southern cities held by militants yesterday while a top general called in a television interview for
Main stock markets diverge
LONDON.
Europe’s main stock markets diverged yesterday as investors awaited the return of Wall Street after a three-day holiday weekend,
Rand heads for longest streak of gains in year
The rand headed for the longest streak of gains in a year to the dollar as the European Union approved a pay out for Greece