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MELBOURNE. — Australia are optimistic that David Warner will have a big Ashes and have backed him to deliver at the top of the order. Selectors had equivocated on whether…
UK breakfast index hits new high
The price of ingredients to make an English breakfast has risen to nearly £36 (US$44), a record high, as UK food inflation shows little sign of easing.
Most wanted genocide suspect arrested after 22 years
CAPE TOWN — One of the most wanted suspects in Rwanda’s genocide, a police officer suspected of orchestrating the killing of more than 2,000 people at a church nearly three…
Cholera outbreak in SA town kills 17
PRETORIA. – At least 17 people have died in a cholera outbreak in the Hammanskraal township outside South Africa’s capital, Pretoria, authorities said Wednesday. The toll has risen from an…
‘Mane’s relationship with Bayern over’
MUNICH. — Former Bayern Munich player, Lothar Matthäus has said Sadio Mane’s stint with the German giant will come to an end after the current season. The Senegalese joined Bayern…
Pirates, Sekhukhune battle in Nedbank Cup final
JOHANNESBURG. — Sekhukhune United defender Daniel Cardoso believes that Orlando Pirates will head into the Nedbank Cup with revenge on their minds, with the two sides set to battle it…
Five talking points from the big match-Bosso vs DeMbare
Innocent Kurira, in BULAWAYO IT ended goalless but Barbourfields Stadium was filled up — almost to the brim. It will be recorded as the best crowd to attend a football…
Colcom assists 120 farmers to boost pig production
The Herald, May 26, 1981 ABOUT 120 peasant farmers are to be settled on two cooperative farms by Colcom, in association with Devag and the Pig Industry Board, with the…
AMA licences six firms to buy cotton
SIX companies have been licensed to buy cotton this year in a promising marketing season likely to see a major rebound in the production of the “white gold.”
PAP celebrates Africa Day amid calls to jettison external influence
African countries need to close ranks, foster home-grown solutions and jettison the hovering yoke of external influence if the continent is to become truly independent and chart a new course that accrues benefits for its citizenry, the Pan African Parliament(PAP), has heard today.