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Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Commercial cargo is now moving south through Beitbridge Border Post after the South African Revenue Service managed to refuel its stand-by generator on Tuesday afternoon, so…
Zanu PF activates processes ahead of elective congress
Trust Freddy Herald Correspondent Zanu PF is now geared up for the national elective congress set for next month with all party organs having activated its processes. Speaking at a…
Editorial Comment: Mortality statistics show us new social, community needs
The rapid improvement over two decades in life expectancy at birth to 65 years demonstrates that Zimbabwe and Zimbabweans can tackle the most ruthless medical emergencies as well as continuing…
World in big trouble: UN chief
UNITED NATIONS. – The world is in big trouble and needs collective action across the board, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Tuesday. “Our world is in big trouble. Divides…
36 ex-Zupco staff sue for terminal benefits
Ivan Zhakata Court Correspondent Fired Zupco employees have sued the company for terminating their contracts before they expired and for unpaid salaries and terminal benefits. The 36 employees have since…
Mvula out injured for three weeks
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter TAIMON Mvula is set to miss action for at least three weeks. The Dynamos goalkeeper suffered a shoulder injury in his team’s Chibuku Super Cup quarter-final…
ZIFA press ahead with reforms
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter THE ZIFA board have said they are pressing ahead with the football reforms as part of the efforts to bring back normalcy in the local…
Council gets $250m for road upgrade
Freeman Razemba Senior Reporter Harare City Council yesterday said it had received just $248,7 million out of the $825,812 million allocated by the Zimbabwe National Road Authority (Zinara) for city…
‘Take Money’ gets SA backing
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter KUDA “Take Money” Chiwandire has been in camp perfecting her ring-craft since the beginning of this week. She was hosted at the Mashwede Village in Glen…
Federer stopped believing he could play again
LONDON. — Swiss tennis star Roger Federer says his decision to retire came after he “stopped believing” he could continue playing because of injuries. The 20-time Grand Slam champion is…