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From dozing off during presidential speeches, to police officers' war with traffic offenders, to the long bank queues,
From dozing off during presidential speeches, to police officers’ war with traffic offenders, to the long bank queues, The Standard presents the Wednesday random pictures.
DOZING OFF….Minister Webster Shamu and his wife Constance doze off during President Robert Mugabe’s speech before the burial of the late national hero Eric Nyakudya Gwanzura at the National Heroes Acre on Sunday
ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER DOLLAR?, NO… PERHAPS, ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER QUEUE!
The situation outside the Kwame Nkrumah Avenue branch of Metbank yesterday as clients waited in vain to withdraw their money
OF THE LAW, SJAMBOKS, AND TRAFFIC LAW OFFENDERSPolice officers confront a commuter omnibus driver along Kwame Nkrumah Avenue in Harare recently TALKING POINTS…Members of the Zanu PF women’s league follow proceedings at the Zanu PF National People’s conference held in Chinhoyi on SaturdayCOMMANDING CLOSE ATTENTION, GENERALLY!…Mary Mubaiwa and husband Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (CDF) General Constantine Chiwenga follow proceedings at the Zanu PF 14th National People’s conference held in Chinhoyi on Saturday
WORKING THE LAND…Indigenous farmer Daisy Mubaiwa (L) leads her workers Norest Muzinde,Rosemary Ndongera,Femia Chimuka and Lovemore Muzinde in her potato field in Greendale.Mubaiwa has planted 4 900 plants.
‘WELL, EVERYTHING ABOUT HANGING OUT HERE IS VERY GREAT…,’ they seem to say, “…EXCEPT FOR JUST ONE THING, WE CAN FALL AND DIE
This year’s national independence day commemorations will be held in Buhera district, but other celebrations will be conducted at district and provincial levels countrywide.
