Chigubhu lanterns: School children turn waste into renewable energy
Kadiramwando said the initiative was motivating learners to pursue engineering.
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Top 5 Customer Support Options South Africans Use When Betting Online
The first contact method that South Africans use a lot is the live chat and it is probably not surprising to most.
By Newsday
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The 4 common issues you may encounter when trying to sign up with a betting site in South Africa
Slow loading speeds often occur when the website itself is not properly optimized
By Newsday
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The death of collective reason and birth of manufactured consent in the Zimbabwe thought culture
In every society, real or imagined, there exists prevailing attitudes, values and beliefs shaped by lived experiences and the perspectives of those who engage with it.
By Alfa Bothwell Gwatidzo
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War vets fume over delayed vetting process
War Veterans have expressed concern over the delay in concluding the vetting process arguing that it has been four years without publication of the names of successfully vetted cadres
By Nizbert Moyo
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Chasing the sky: Zimbabwe’s youth gamble on digital dreams
A fresh round of Aviator is about to begin.
By Lee Musaidzi
Sep. 30, 2025
Gambling: Earnings gone, neighbours’ money gone, now living on the streets
Imagining winning a huge amount of money without much labour makes someone feel so near yet so far from being wealthy.
By Silas Nkala
Sep. 27, 2025
Prophet Muhammad and his influence in modern times
Historian Philip Hitti observes: "Islam, as preached by Prophet Muhammad, was a religion of justice, mercy, and tolerance
By Brian Tawanda Marwenze
Sep. 11, 2025
How language options expand the reach of African betting platforms
Multi-language betting platforms attract more users across Africa. This article explains why localised access improves trust and long-term use.
By Newsday
Aug. 25, 2025
