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Genocide suspects in Zim: Rwanda

They have also experienced “strange” incidents with a recent fire razing down a 25-roomed mansion belonging to businessman Muhire Ramazani in the plush Borrowdale suburb.
By Sydney Kawadza 2h ago
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Zipa mobilises for transitional authority

Zipa was a Zimbabwean liberation war army formed in 1975 as a coalition of Zipra, the military wing of PF Zapu and Zanla, the military wing of the Zanu.
By Silas Nkala 2h ago
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Invictus finalises preps for pilot gas, petroleum production

Invictus’s Cabora Bassa Gas and Oil Project is located in the Muzarabani district of Mashonaland Central Province, northeast of Zimbabwe.
By Tatira Zwinoira 2h ago

Artists carve neighing horse to cultivate vigilance

Horses are arguably the most expensive tamed animal which grazes on the lawn and consumes large amounts of hay and fodder.
By Tendai Sauta 2h ago

Carrera makes FBC Zim Open history

The 25-year-old also became the second golfer since Jean Hugo in 1999 to win a tournament on Sunshine Tour.

Tapera’s double sinks Simba Bhora

After winning possession inside the centre circle, the speedy winger outran his marker, Trevor Mavhunga, towards goal.

Kaindu bemoans missed chances

FC Platinum coach Norman Mapeza reflected on the challenges his team faced during the match.
By Praise Dlakama 2h ago

After 100 days, so far, so good for Zifa

Corporates have been giving football a wide berth, fearing that their reputations will be soiled by maladministration and chaos.
By Newsday 2h ago

TIMB biometric system simplifies grower registration, boosts securityTIMB biometric system simplifies grower registration, boosts security

Growers across the country have largely welcomed the biometric registration process, citing enhanced security and fewer cases of identity theft at the contract and auction floors.
By Munashe Nyuke 2h ago