How Sports Betting Changed After Zimbabwe’s Mass Return from South Africa

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What Tanzania’s betting industry reveals about digital growth in Africa

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Digital tools help Zimbabwe’s HIV migrants stay in care

Digital tools help Zimbabwe’s HIV migrants stay in care

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Mnangagwa defends Zimbabwe’s term extension after once pledging to leave office in 2028

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Water shedding driving sewage overflows and pipe bursts in Bulawayo

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2000 civil servants get the chop

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2000 civil servants get the chop
HARARE - The Zimbabwean government has begun laying off more than 2,000 civil servants in moves to streamline the public sector, the state workers union said...
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Police on high alert

Zimbabwe Police Commissioner Augustine Chihuri has cancelled leave for officers and beefed up manpower in Harare...
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Health system collapses

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HARARE - Government's cost recovery programme and its reduction of spending on social services...
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Be our Guest

This week on 'Be Our Guest' Gift Phiri (GP) talks to Dr Daniel Shumba, (DS), a...
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Water woes

HARARE - The Harare City Council this week said water shortages being experienced in some parts...
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Wheat theft dispute

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Bulawayo-based former Zimbabwe National War Veterans Association (ZINAWA) Secretary-general, Andrew Ndlovu, has been accused of...
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Baby needs heart op



TORONTO - The Girl Child Network in Zimbabwe is appealing for...
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Civil servants punished

HARARE
The Zanu (PF) government has tightened its screws on civil servants found reading copies of The...
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War vets demand pension hike

MASVINGO - Volatile veterans of Zimbabwe's liberation war have threatened to "confront" President Robert Mugabe to...
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Going out of their minds

BY OSKAR WERMTER, SJ
MBARE - At a certain street corner five young men, always the same,...
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A shocking story of forgiveness

When he was on earth Jesus announced forgiveness to an immoral woman who had lived a...
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Tropical Cyclone Favio takes its wrath out on Mozambique

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