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CYCLISTS taking part in the Nedbank Tour de Great Dyke have done 30km of the second leg and will have a stopover in Gweru.
Today’s proceedings end at Unki Mine in Shurugwi.
The event in it’s seventh edition promotes wellness, business opportunities and proceeds go to the Gifted Children’s Foundation that has been helping under privileged children with their education needs.
Londile MoyoTaddy Manyepo, Zimpapers Sports Hub MIGHTY Warriors coach Sithethelelwe Sibanda will take more satisfaction from how her side recovered than from the result itself after Zimbabwe booked a place in…
Online ReporterNearly nine out of every 10 workers in Sub-Saharan Africa are employed in the informal economy, according to a new Moody’s report. The ratings agency says widespread informality is weakening…
