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Munyaradzi Musiiwa in Gweru and Daisy Jeremani in Bulawayo
Bulawayo born Maneta Mazanhi who represented the country in the Big Brother Stargame reality show will be back in the city on Saturday.
Road to fame fever grips Masvingo
Walter Mswazie
CHIBUKU Road to Fame Masvingo provincial finals are on this weekend and 10 musical groups will be vying for a ticket to the national finals slated for October at Glamis Stadium in Harare.
Man killed in brawl over $1 note
Chronicle Reporter
A 31-year-old man died when he was allegedly stabbed by a drinking partner following a brawl over a $1 note in Esigodini.
Deputy mayor circumcised
Midlands Correspondent
GWERU Deputy Mayor Councillor Taurai Demo was on Tuesday circumcised at the newly opened circumcision clinic at Gweru Provincial Hospital.
Group told to follow procedure on Njelele visit
Prosper Ndlovu
THE Chiefs Council yesterday met leaders of the group of people pushing for the holding of rituals at the Njelele Shrine and resolved the clique should go back to the drawing board and follow proper procedures.
Blue Rangers fall to Buffaloes
Harare Bureau
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BUFFALOES continued with their fairy tale after registering yet another crucial victory against struggling Blue Rangers in a Castle Lager Premiership match at Gwanzura yesterday.
FC Platinum beat Hardbody
Sports Reporter
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BENJAMIN Marere made an emotional return to Mandava Stadium with a classic display in an exciting league match played in Zvishavane yesterday.
Dairy conference to be held in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe will next year host the ninth Eastern and Southern African Dairy Association (Esada) conference and exhibition which more than 300 delegates from 40 countries are expected to attend.
Six Tuskers players called up to national team
Ricky Zililo
SIX Matabeleland Tuskers Cricket Franchise players have been called up for the Zimbabwe A team that will play limited overs Tri-series against South Africa and Sri Lanka set for 14-19 July in Harare.
Civil servants give Govt ultimatum
Leonard Ncube
CIVIL servants yesterday gave the Government a two-week ultimatum to come up with a new salary offer that meets their pay adjustment expectations this month.