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About 20 African women are preparing to climb Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania next year. The expedition is led by 3Thirtyseven Ltd, a nonprofit organisation whose mission...
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Mike McFarlane and Stan Madiri – each in their own right top international sprint coaches –...
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The Zimbabwean diaspora in the UK is growing increasingly anxious at signs that the Home Office...
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Our team of trainees was the first to comprise recruits coming directly from Zimbabwe. Among us...
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On Tuesday prosecutors in the country went on strike demanding similar remuneration to that earned by...
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The MDC Youth Assembly has called for the urgent release of Solomon Madzore, the MDC youth...
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THE President of Mauritius, Sir Anerood Jugnauth has added to the growing number of African voices...
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