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Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police says it has mobilised adequate manpower and resources to maintain peace and order before, during and after the eagerly awaited blockbuster…
Children ‘vomit in street’ after cannabis farm burns
Shocked residents in Salford, Greater Manchester were “knocked sick” after breathing in the fumes as the pungent smell filled the air.
Health Matters: Breastfeeding problems and their solutions
Debjani Arora It is often believed that breastfeeding comes naturally to babies and mothers. But despite what you may believe, the practice can be difficult for many new mothers. Not…
Hue and cry over moral decay
Stephen Mpofu There is something about which a government, any government anywhere for that matter, will shout itself hoarse but still not come to grips with it.
UN panel blames S Sudan leaders for Juba violence
South Sudanese government forces have acquired two jet fighters and truckloads of small arms ammunition and were seeking to manufacture bullets, UN sanctions monitors said in a confidential report seen…
Man Utd, City rivalry rekindled
Featuring the rekindling of Pep rivalry with Mourinho, an all-star supporting cast and a host of tantalising sub-plots, today’s Manchester derby could be the most feverishly anticipated ever. After losing…
Health body to unveil electronic register
Thandeka Moyo, Chronicle Reporter THE Health Professions Authority Zimbabwe (HPA) will unveil its first ever electronic register of health institutions for members of the public to use in accessing healthcare.
JUST IN: Fruits, water bottles will not be allowed into Barbourfields Stadium on Sunday – PSL
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Sports Reporter THE Premier Soccer League has banned various items including water bottles and fruits at Barbourfields Stadium during the epic league clash between Highlanders and Dynamos…
UNSCATHED: Gamecocks subdue Hwange
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter Chicken Inn 1-0 Hwange
Economy projected for slow growth
Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor ZIMBABWE’S economy is projected to grow by 1,2 percent against the targeted 2,7 percent at the close of 2016 on the back of “strong headwinds” that…