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Sophia Chese : Arts Correspondent Prototypes Dance Group came up tops at Jibilika Dance Festival provincial competition HELD in Masvingo recently and will represent the province at the grand finale. Ike Wita…
UN peacekeepers go on trial for CAR sexual abuse
PARIS. — The first soldiers to face justice in a huge sex abuse scandal that has rocked the UN and France went on trial in the Democratic Republic of Congo…
Billiat extends contract?
Grace Chingoma Senior Sports Reporter THE future of Zimbabwe international Khama Billiat could have been settled yesterday after the Warriors star reportedly agreed to a two-year contract extension with South African…
Magufuli cancels public holiday
DAR ES SALAAM. — Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Monday announced the cancellation of Union Day celebrations in the country, saying $1 million could be saved for a road project.
Mahachi brings Don Jazzy to Zimbabwe
Monica Cheru-Mpambawashe : Lifetsyle Editor Josey Mahachi, the woman who brought Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote to Zimbabwe is set to write history again, this time in the music industry as she…
Madrid take aim at Wolfsburg
MADRID. — Real Madrid will carry their momentum from Saturday’s “Clasico” victory over rivals Barcelona into their Champions League soccer quarter-final first leg at struggling VfL Wolfsburg tonight, coach Zinedine…
Minister Mushohwe mourns journalist Rangwe
Herald Reporter Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Minister Dr Christopher Mushohwe has sent his condolences to the Rangwe family following the passing on of Mr Vincent Rangwe, who was the…
City to install 2 000 prepaid water meters
Rutendo Rori Herald Reporter Harare City Council will this month roll out a pilot project for smart prepaid water meters in six suburbs. In an interview yesterday, the city’s acting corporate…
Zuma survives ouster bid . . .Parly votes 233 against, 143 in favour
CAPE TOWN. — The South African National Assembly yesterday voted against removing President Jacob Zuma from office. After a rowdy debate, with MPs heckling and shouting at each other, a…
Online medium takes tertiary education to Africa
Sarah Laurence : Correspondent While only half of Africa’s children attend primary school, a paltry 10 percent of those who do go to school enter into university programmes. Amid poverty, political instability…