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Some ailments require traditional methods, others hospital care

There are many illnesses affecting people these days. Some of them can be treated easily with traditional methods, while others require hospital care.Going to the hospital when you're sick doesn't mean you're abandoning your culture or rel…

Published: 08 May 2025 at 10:17hrs | 33 | by Staff reporter

Ladies, if you donâ€™t know how to use makeup, donâ€™t!

I AM always left in stiches when I attend events or just take a walk around town, when I see a number of women with faces resembling those of circus clowns.Their faces appear smudged, they literally appear that way because of the tonnes of…

Published: 07 Jun 2015 at 13:23hrs | 4706 | by Peter Matika

400 young and georgeous ladies unleashed in the political market

Varume varai zhipi (madoda valani ama zipha). The party has unleashed a group of very beautiful, well built women to public meetings, rallies and places where known politicians go to seduce them into relationships, that will end up as big …

Published: 12 May 2013 at 09:08hrs | 4534 | by Baba Jukwa

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