Marco Silva’s Fulham exit and betting outlook

Marco Silva’s Fulham exit and betting outlook

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Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

Why Short Mobile Games Fit Kenya’s Busy Daily Routine

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At least Khama has the moral authority to call out Zimbabwe’s power-hungry leaders

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Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward wins Convent Chess Festival

Prince Edward School senior boys chess team won the Dominican Convent Chess Festival hosted on the 13th of June. These were teams comprising of four players per team.

18.4.2012 9:30

Mawere fights for SMM

The new owners of Shabanie and Mashaba Mines are ready to resuscitate them but are hamstrung by legal issues, says Mines Minister Obert Mpofu. The company...
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18.4.2012 9:27

Air pollution tops WHO limit

Air pollution in Harare has reached critical levels exceeding the World Health Organization recommended limit of...
18.4.2012 9:26

12 years for Congolese robber

A Gweru magistrate has slapped a habitual robber with a 12 year jail term for pouncing...
18.4.2012 9:24

UK man under fire for helping community

A Zimbabwean man based in the United Kingdom has come under fire in his village in...
18.4.2012 9:22

Croc exports to Belgium to resume

Crocodile meat exports to foreign markets are to resume following years of economic instability Binga Crocodile...
18.4.2012 9:18

Lie detectors to fish out corrupt officers

The Zimbabwe Republic Police plans to use lie detector tests to weed out corruption, chief police...
18.4.2012 9:11

Mukucha beats youths to fire them up

A Zanu (PF) district chair for Arda, Elias Mukucha last week beat youths in the party...
18.4.2012 9:09

Uncertainty grips EasiPark workers

There is confusion over control of parking space in Harare’s central business district with both marshals...
18.4.2012 9:05

Political violence victims demand $2m compensation

Victims of political violence are demanding $ 2m compensation each, the Chairperson of the Zimbabwe United...
18.4.2012 9:03

Churches are not political parties

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18.4.2012 9:01

Presidential input scheme must be investigated

Heal Zimbabwe wants principals of the Global Political Agreement (GPA) to intervene and investigate the Presidential...
18.4.2012 9:00

Women seek a share of Marange diamonds

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