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Ray Bande Mutare Bureau DIMINUTIVE former Buffaloes winger Phineus Bamusi, who is now a regular in the CAPS United starting line-up, says his team might be down, but it’s not out…
Gwanda braces for Youth Interface rally
Richard Muponde Gwanda Correspondent THE Presidential Youth Interface Rally fever has gripped Gwanda, becoming the talk of the town ahead of Saturday.
Hunger is the key
LONDON. — American Tori Bowie believes her desire to win played a significant part in her well-timed dip at the finish line to claim the women’s 100 metres world championship…
Mothers mixing formula with breast milk: Survey
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter Government must regulate advertisement of infant feeding formula, amid concerns that more than half of lactating mothers are mixing formula and breast milk for babies below…
Flu closes schools in Nyanga
Cletus Mushanawani Mutare Bureau AN acute Respiratory Infection has affected over 300 people in Nyanga, prompting the Ministry of Health and Child Care to recommend the early closure of three schools.
Manohar visit boosts Zim’s WC bid
Sports Reporter The visit to Zimbabwe by the International Cricket Council chairman Shashank Manohar is expected to boost the country’s bid to host the 2019 World Cup qualifiers next year.
ICC boss’ visit boosts Zim’s World Cup bid
Sports Reporter The visit to Zimbabwe by the International Cricket Council chairman Shashank Manohar is expected to boost the country’s bid to host the 2019 World Cup qualifiers next year.
New era beckons for rural poor
Stephen Mpofu Correspondent It bore the brunt of the long and often brutal bush war before a racist, foreign ruling culture was subdued by a revolution that ushered in a brave…
Team Manicaland camp set for Thursday
Fungayi Munyoro Sports Correspondent TEAM Manicaland will go into camp on Thursday as the province steps up its preparations for this year’s edition of Zimbabwe National Youth Games set for Hwange…
Food outlets embrace new packaging
Tendai Gukutikwa Manicaland Bureau FAST food outlets and supermarkets in Mutare have switched to alternative plastic food packaging following Government’s ban of polystyrene material (kaylites) blamed for causing pollution and health…