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US Senate passes Protect College Sports Act amid controversy
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US Senate passes Protect College Sports Act amid controversy
Businessman Wicknell Chivayo has gifted 15 Toyota Fortuners and $5,000 each to Johane Masowe church members, including former CCC candidate Tineyi Munetsi.
Zimbabwean entrepreneur Tawanda Nyambirai to present Rural X, Nova City, and Beef Tokens at UK-Zimbabwe Business Expo
Prosecutors in New York are reopening an investigation into a 2024 rape case involving Cornell University students, following a lawsuit filed by the alleged victim.
U.K. investigates if Iran or Russia are behind a foiled attack near a U.S.-operated air force base, five British men arrested and released on bail.
Idaho's dairy industry relies heavily on undocumented immigrant labor, and farmers are worried that Trump's immigration crackdown will harm their ability to produce food.
Zimbabwe's High Court has rescinded a default judgment that authorised the eviction of two mining operators from Gilnokie Farm in Goromonzi.
Actor Kyle MacLachlan discusses his new memoir, Fictional Selves, and his experiences working with director David Lynch on films like Dune, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks.
Former Zimbabwe minister Walter Mzembi applies for readmission to ZANU PF
US schools are adopting AI tools with little evidence or policy to guide them, raising concerns about effectiveness and potential harms.
Authors Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor explore how supremacist groups unite around end-of-the-world ideas
President Trump has undertaken numerous projects in Washington, D.C., aiming to leave a lasting physical legacy, but his efforts have been met with lawsuits, protests, and criticism.