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Can online betting revenue help fund grassroots sport in Zimbabwe?

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5.11.2013 15:09

Ruwa land wrangle hots up

The ownership wrangle involving the remainder of Hofmoor Farm in Ruwa, earmarked for residential stands, has intensified....
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5.11.2013 15:04

War in Mozambique would affect Zanu (PF) plans: Gumbo

The resurgence of violence in Mozambique between Alfonso Dhlakama’s Renamo and the Frelimo government forces would...
5.11.2013 15:01

GMO debate continues, despite looming starvation

Despite looming food shortages threatening the lives of some 2.3 million people, Zimbabweans remain fearful of...
5.11.2013 14:59

$11m invested to repair essential water works

Harare City Council has released $11m to repair the main water treatment plant – part of...
5.11.2013 14:55

Minister blasted for wetland building

Ignatius Chombo, the minister of local government, public works and national housing, has come in for...
5.11.2013 14:53

Wildlife protectors arrested for poaching

As the country declares war on poaching, seven Zimbabwe national park rangers have appeared in court...
5.11.2013 14:49

Trusts battle after NIEEB demands they share money

A storm is brewing after the National Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Board (NIEEB) demanded Zvishavane community...
5.11.2013 14:46

Prisoners’ trust sends SOS for cash

Shortage of cash is hampering efforts by a local non-governmental organisation to look after the welfare...
5.11.2013 14:27

Farmers urged to plant on Nov 25 for maximum yield

Shifting seasons and erratic rainfall patterns have left Zimbabwean farmers unsure of how to respond in...
5.11.2013 14:21

International help needed to fund health

Zimbabwe is re-engaging with the international community to forge partnerships to help people live better lives,...
5.11.2013 14:13

Hungry villagers sell fertiliser to Zambia

Hunger-weary villagers in Binga have resorted to selling farming inputs they received through the government’s agricultural...
5.11.2013 14:09

Chitungwiza mayor against house demolitions

Chitungwiza mayor Philip Mutoti is to ask for a reprieve for 25,000 homes set to be...
5.11.2013 14:04

Legal eagles snooze on the job

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