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An investment decision on a US$25 billion gas pipeline from Nigeria to Morocco that could supply the fuel to Europe will be taken next year, the head of the West…
Karting endurance challenge back with a bang after three-year absence
THE Pole Position Karts One Hour Endurance Challenge was back in full swing on October 7 after a three-year break.
Take Money’s fight tickets slashed
WITH excitement building up for the Kudakwashe “Take Money” Chiwandire’s World Boxing Council super-bantamweight interim title defence, organisers of the bout have even spiced it up after slashing the entry fees by 50 percent.
FC Platinum in giant step towards glory
ONE more win and FC Platinum will be officially crowned the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions for the fourth season running!
It’s no secret the West is trying to overthrow Russian government
On October 4, notorious US neo-conservative John Bolton wrote a highly revealing op-ed for the military blog 19fortyfive.com.
Invest in women and girls for a food secure world
For regions in Africa beset by drought and food insecurity, the conflict in Ukraine is a force-multiplier.
Musona honoured in Saudi Arabia
SAUDI ARABIA. — Al-Tai’s Knowledge Musona has been voted Roshn Saudi League player of the week by statistical website SofaScore after a match-winning performance against Al-Khaleej in round six of the season.
Carrington hints at end of embargo
LONDON. – Britain’s Conservative Party yesterday voted overwhelmingly to lift sanctions against Zimbabwe-Rhodesia “as soon as possible “.
Sanctions: A stumbling block to energy development
The massive load shedding experienced in the country recently was a result of a number of challenges the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) is facing.
History beckons for title-holders Australia
SYDNEY. — Australia have a golden opportunity to create history and become the first back-to-back Twenty20 cricket world champions, but they face a formidable challenge led by India and England.