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Zifa opens UK talent tap

Zimbabwe's football governing body, ZIFA, has launched an ambitious new talent-tracking programme aimed at connecting Zimbabwean diaspora players, with the goal of strengthening the national football team. The initiative, dubbed "Roots &am…

Published: 25 Apr 2025 at 07:41hrs | | by Staff reporter

Nust FM to spotlight Bulawayo talent

The National University of Science and Technology (Nust) FM has introduced a new radio segment titled Artistic Expressions, aimed at promoting emerging artists from Bulawayo and giving them a platform to share their work and stories.The in…

Published: 18 Apr 2025 at 15:09hrs | 434 | by Staff reporter

Tafataona Mahoso: A man of many hats

Rupise: Poetry of Love, Separation and Reunion 1977-2017; By Tafataona Mahoso; Mutare, Samwasika Heritage Products.136 PagesISBN: 978-1-7706-070-9 (Paperback)INDEED Tafataona Mahoso, an academic in his own right, is a man who wears so many…

Published: 17 Feb 2019 at 16:09hrs | | by Staff writer

Zimbabwe students revel in Talent Factory

NORBERT Mapfoche and Rutendo Mahofa, Zimbabwe's representatives at the inaugural MultiChoice Talent Factory (MTF) Academy, have said they are enjoying every second of their time in training.Speaking to The Sunday Mail Society, the two who …

Published: 04 Nov 2018 at 08:43hrs | | by Staff reporter

Keep Moving Forward

Never Relax, there is a long way to Freedom Never get lazy to study and read. Never say because now I am working and I got a big job I should never again stress myself with studies and whatever thing that gives life to your brain cells. Th…

Published: 26 Jan 2018 at 07:02hrs | | by Belinda Chowa

The MDC-T needs to harvest talent

I almost jumped out of my skin after reading a rather uncharacteristic and bold assertion by Dr. Pedzisai Ruhanya. "90% of the current MDC-T leadership is not fit for purpose. Since the splits of 2005 and 2014, and more specifically after …

Published: 11 Aug 2017 at 15:00hrs | 2 | by Patson Dzamara

Introducing NEW but exciting Zimbabwe talent

The world, quite frankly, is to blame for the lack of durability in today's music. There's too much competition in this industry, as much as there's too much support for the wrong kinda music out there. I had personally moved to listening …

Published: 11 Aug 2016 at 14:24hrs | | by Donna Kays

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Search / Talent

Zifa opens UK talent tap

Nust FM to spotlight Bulawayo talent

Tafataona Mahoso: A man of many hats

Zimbabwe students revel in Talent Factory

Keep Moving Forward

The MDC-T needs to harvest talent

Introducing NEW but exciting Zimbabwe talent

Harare to review its AI-driven parking ticketing system

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Daring teenager steals from cop

Highlanders FC receives second US$250,000 instalment from Wicknell Chivayo

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Fake certificate cases flood courts

Gold prices fall most since 2013

Police hunt suspect in SIM swap fraud

Charamba praises Mugano

Mnangagwa's meeting with editors was a calculated power play

Ziyambi declines to comment on BBI document

George Charamba's political dilemma

SADC endorses Zimbabwe for data protection training hub

Bulawayo tops crime rate chart

25 councillors sue Mnangagwa

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Zimbabwe's manufacturing attracts over US$1.4bn in 2025

Mnangagwa to lead SADC Anti-Sanctions Day

Mwonzora slams Mnangagwa as 'ungrateful'

Matebeleland South tops migration outflows

Chibuku Super Cup set for explosive weekend

Mnangagwa approves pay rise for lecturers

Madhuku trashes Zanu-PF's ED2030 plans

Regime change agenda remains major threat for Zanu-PF

Matebeleland scoffs at Mnangagwa tenure extension plans

'Raw Meat' Sibanda dies

Zanu-PF resolution puts council fatcats on notice?

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Man dies after bee attack at Harare gardens

Mnangagwa approves pay rise for lecturers

Jonathan Moyo faces backlash