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A TOTAL of 208 Zimbabwean teachers, more than 80 percent of those who sat, passed the written recruitment examinations to enable them to work in Rwanda and now face oral interviews next week.
Women urged to be vigilant
Zanu PF’s Women’s League members have been urged to be vigilant and guard against infiltration for the success of the party ahead of the forthcoming general elections slated for next year.
Businesswoman up for top African agric award
A Zimbabwean businesswoman, Mrs Judith Marera, has been nominated for the Women’s Agripreneur of the Year Award (WAYA) for 2022, along with 14 other women from across the continent.
UN commends Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has commended Zimbabwe’s 2013 Constitution for coming up with mechanisms and systems that adequately eliminate inequalities in the treatment of refugees through fostering national harmony in the country, strengthening democracy and the rule of law.
All set for war vets conference
PREPARATIONS for the historic maiden conference for Zanu PF’s war veterans wing are at an advanced stage, with provinces expected to conduct their nomination processes this weekend.
Editorial Comment: More cup competitions needed to bring back fans
THIS weekend will see the staging of the Chibuku Super Cup whose first round matches will be played around the country today and tomorrow.
Zim socialite Paloma shines in ‘Queens of Mzansi’
Earlier this year, fans of Netflix were mesmerized by the television reality series “Young Rich and Famous”, which featured some of Africa celebrities as they work, play, flirt, and feud in Johannesburg.
Makarati wants a sip of Chibuku Super
RETURNING Dynamos defender Frank Makarati has challenged his teammates to come to the party when the Glamour Boys play Whawha in the Chibuku Super Cup first round tie at the National Sports Stadium tomorrow.
The City Without ZIFA Kings
IT’S a vintage year in which the sporting world has been celebrating landmark anniversaries.
Teen pens book on gender-based violence
At a time when most of her peers are engaging in social ills such as drug abuse, sexual immorality and nude parties, 15-year-old Phakemenkosi Princess Moyo Mangena has published her first novel.