JT Academy grooms future football stars – Tapera
22 October 2025
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Sports Reporter Former Warriors and Manica Diamonds coach Jairos Tapera has reaffirmed his commitment to nurturing young football talent through the launch of his new
Staff Reporter The City of Kwekwe is planning to construct a bypass road just before the roundabout along the Harare–Bulawayo highway in an effort to
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Sports Reporter Black Rhinos Volleyball Club emerged overall champions at the Breast Cancer Awareness Volleyball Tournament held at Zisco Club in Redcliff recently, dominating both
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Staff Reporter The Passengers Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ) has strongly condemned the violent robbery that occurred on a Delta bus travelling from Johannesburg to Bulawayo,
Mckingtorch Zimbabwe has been recognised for its outstanding innovation in the Young Tech Innovation category at the 12th edition of the Women in Enterprise Conference
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By Flata Kavinga Former Kwekwe executive mayor Stanford Bonyongwa has urged the City of Kwekwe to be more responsive and sensitive to the needs of
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