School for the deaf opens in Chitungwiza
A major milestone in inclusive education was achieved in Chitungwiza earlier this month with the official opening of Takunda Deaf Trust School in Nyatsime, Ward 12.
By Khumbulani Muleya
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Madaramete earns England exchange
FROM Prince Edward School’s Chapel Field straight to London. Zimbabwe Under-19 seamer Kirby Madaramete leaves for the United Kingdom this week on an international cricket exchange,
By Austin Karonga
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How Magwizi is Rewritng the ZIFA playbook
FOR the first time on April 24, Zifa president Nqobile Magwizi met the 78 member Zifa Congress that on January 25, 2024, elected him into football power.
By Michael Kariati
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Mind fitness series: The power of inner dialogue
It was 5:30am when Tendai’s alarm went off, but unlike most mornings, he did not reach for it. He lay still, eyes open, listening as the sharp, annoying, repetitive sound filled the room,
By Jessie Mhaka
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Musabvunda returns bigger and better
Musabvunda Fitness and Lifestyle is set to host its fourth edition of the Half Marathon and Family Fun Day at Blakiston Primary School in Milton Park on May 10, with organisers promising a bigger
By Takemore Mazuruse
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Ghost inspections: Zim car importers charged for services they never see
Every year, thousands of Zimbabweans import second-hand vehicles from countries such as Japan and the United Kingdom, drawn by their relative affordability, reliability, and wider selection
By Nunurai Jena
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Rebuilding communities through empowerment
Community rehabilitation is often framed as a programme or intervention, but in reality, it is a deeply human process.
By Mitchel
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Chimhini maintains First Capital Bank Zim Junior Open lead
Chimhini’s performance has ignited hopes of crowning the first local winner in the men’s section since the tournament's inception in 2022.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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One family’s ordeal lays bare Zimbabwe’s healthcare divide
When her five-year-old son started gasping for breath in the middle of the night, Memory Shoko (not her real name) did what instinct demanded — she ran.
By Moses Mugugunyeki
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