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Hwange on the brink

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Hwange……..(2)2Herentals…..(3)3 Hwange inched closer to the dreaded relegation chop after they succumbed to pressure from Herentals, conceding three goal to two during a Premier Soccer...

Triangle ease their relegation woes

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Triangle…(2)3ZPC Kariba….0 Triangle dismissed 10-man ZPC Kariba in a Castle Lager Premier League match at Gibbo Stadium yesterday to ease their relegation woes. BY KENNETH NYANGANI ZPC...

FC Platinum keep hopes alive

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CHAPUNGU…………(0)FC PLATINUM………(1) DEFENDING champions FC Platinum kept alive their dream of winning the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title for the third time in a...

Zanu PF bigwigs should retire from govt: Masuku

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THE Zanu PF women’s league has called on ageing party bigwigs to retire from government and pave way for younger women in a bid...

Thamu calls for unity among artistes

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BUDDING Bulawayo gospel singer, Thamsanqa “Thamu” Moyo, is living proof that dreams do come true when artistes work together. BY JOEL TSVAKWI Having released his debut...

Moyo embarks on generational project

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BLACK Umfolosi founding member, Sotja Moyo, has embarked on a programme to preserve his legacy and that of his Kalanga culture by grooming up-and-coming...

Mushowani drop to Division One

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Madziwa-based side Mushowani Stars’ one-year flirtation with the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League came to an end after they became the first team to...

Mnangagwa reaffirmed as 2023 presidential candidate

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Mashonaland East Zanu PF provincial structures have reaffirmed party leader Emmerson Mnangagwa as their presidential candidate for 2023 as the ruling party gears for...

ZTA rejoins ICCA to unlock tourism potential

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THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) has intensified efforts to unlock more meetings and conferences for the country by rejoining the International Congress for Convention...

7 million people need food assistance up to March

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BY VENERANDA LANGA THE Public Service and Social Welfare ministry will spend $1,20 billion instead of a required $11 billion between now and March 2020...