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Fatima Bulla Sports Reporter
THE adage, dynamite comes in small packages, is true of young Mufakose karateka Tapiwa Mahove who is ready to step up to
Africa in the era of global warfare
Let’s first understand sub-Saharan Africa in the context of a structured global economic and financial disaster. Insanely
God’s power cools grenade
IN Mexico, they call her the “Miracle Woman” – and it’s easy to see why. Put simply, what happened to Karla Flores is
Boy (8) tries to sexually assault girl in toilet
Court Reporter
AN eight-year-old boy at a Harare police school allegedly sneaked into the girls’ toilet and attempted to be intimate with a girl
First 787 Dreamliner lands in Tokyo
TOKYO. – The first 787 Dreamliner to go into service landed in Japan yesterday, greeted by media, excited plane spotters
Child rape: A serious social disorder
Chipo Musoko Features Correspondent
A silent plague is striking at the fabric of Zimbabwean society. Statistics reveal that the incidence of child sexual abuse has
Palestinian UN bid handed to Admission Committee
UNITED NATIONS – The UN Security Council yesterday decided to refer the Palestinian statehood bid to the council’s
Beijing investments in Zim hailed
Takunda Maodza Senior Reporter
DEPUTY Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara has saluted Chinese investments in the country amid reports that Europe and
Strive to operate as business entities, PSL clubs urged
Tawanda Musarurwa Business Correspondent
Zimbabwe’s Premier League football clubs should strive to operate viably as business entities, sport consultant Mr Shepherd
Biti gets ultimatum
Agriculture Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti should immediately release US$40 million to buy inputs and recapitalise the Grain Marketing Board to pay farmers for grain delivered, Cabinet has ordered.
Cabinet made the directive at its weekly Tuesday meeting.
GMB will receive US$10 million to pay farmers for grain delivered while US$30million will be used to pay input suppliers for subsidised inputs under the US$45 million Government facility.
Agriculture, Mechanisation and Irrigation Development Minister Joseph Made yesterday said the money will be used to pay for maize seed, Compound D, agricultural lime and ammonium nitrate fertilisers.