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A YEAR after their maiden appearance at the Netball World Cup, Gems captain, Felisitus Kwangwa, says she had high hopes for the 2020 season.
Oil, gas majors poised to unveil ‘horrendous’ results
Oil and gas majors are likely to report “horrendous” second-quarter results over the next two weeks, energy analysts have told CNBC, with the three-month period through to the end of June widely expected to mark the “low point” of 2020.
New Covid-19 mutation ‘helping outbreaks spread faster around the world’
By Jack Hardy Correspondent A new mutation of Covid-19 is now the most dominant strand of the virus globally and is forming clusters more quickly in the UK than the…
Tight lockdown bowls out Chevrons
ZIMBABWE cricket have scaled down their preparations for the tour of Afghanistan following the announcement of new coronavirus lockdown measures by the Government.
Ex-Arcadia star Elijah develops players in Australia
KEITH Elijah, the son of Arcadia United legend Cornelius Elijah, is following his father’s footsteps by developing budding players here.
Coronavirus: Why Congolese lawyers are suing America
The United States is coming under increasing scrutiny as a result of the way the country has managed and mismanaged the outbreak of the coronavirus that has led to an unprecedented spike in the number of infections in the US which is now causing panic across the globe.
Responsible citizenship can help combat corruption
The term corruption is a frequently used word and with numerous definitions that include the abuse of office, the absence of laws for penalising and preventing such abuse as well as the lack of enforcement of laws or the total absence of justice.
Police guard for 14 CABS branches after robberies
AFTER receiving Government assurances of increased police protection, CABS will tomorrow reopen 14 suburban outlets closed last week after a spate of robberies in which a messenger was murdered.
Platinum firm to build houses for Norton cops
Great Dyke Investments (GDI) is considering providing decent accommodation to police officers in Norton under a programme to construct 1 000 houses for its employees.
Private developer still to meet planning conditions
A private land developer in Norton has not yet undertaken the required development of services, in particular roads, storm water drains and water supplies, that would allow Knowe Phase 2 in Ward 4 to be taken over by the town council.