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As Saudi Arabia notched one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history by beating Argentina 2-1 on Tuesday, it was another feather in the cap of its manager Herve Renard who has often turned underdogs into winners. Saudi, the second-lowest ranked team in the tournament

MPs Push For Sexual Harassment Act

There is no specific law on sexual harassment in Zimbabwe. There are no national statistics on sexual harassment in Zimbabwe as no research has been openly carried out or conducted.

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RTG Returns To Profitability As Hotel Occupancy Doubles

Hospitality giant, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG) managed to double hotel occupancy during the nine months to September resulting in the group returning to profitability after enduring a tough two years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The group achieved a profit before tax for the

Urgently Address of 2018 Issues, ZEC Told

Election watchdog, the Election Resource Centre (ERC) has called for an urgent address of key areas identified by election observer missions during the 2018 harmonised elections. In a statement, the ERC said for the country to increase the credibility of its electoral process, there is a

Borrowdale Resident Reports July Moyo To ZACC

Zimbabwe's minister of local government minister July Moyo together with property development Arosume Property have been reported to Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission for corruptly cancelling the title deed of Borrowdale resident Taruvinga Hamura. The damning report was also copied to the office of the Zimbabwe's Emmerson Mnangagwa,

Green Fuel And Chipinge Villagers Land Dispute Still Unresolved Says Pressure Group

By Victor Fanuel CHIPINGE- A locally based organization, Platform for Youth and Community Development (PYCD), has stated that the decade-long land dispute between Green Fuel and Chipinge villagers is still ongoing and unresolved, despite claims by the green energy company that both parties reached an agreement. Green

Africa-EU Campaign Launched In Zimbabwe

European Union Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jobst von Kirchmann yesterday officially launched a campaign that seeks to promote constructive relationship on common interest between the country and the union. The campaign focusses on two shared priorities in the areas of greener and climate smart agriculture and gender

34 Congregants Convicted Over Anti-Govt Protest

Harare Magistrate Stanford Mambanje on Monday 21 November 2022 convicted 34 congregants, who had been on trial on charges of staging an anti-government protest against the country’s agonising political and economic crisis. The 34 congregants, who are also members of Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP), an opposition

Coaching Helps Build Resilience In The Face Of Anxieties And Adversities