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SA company offers to fix Harare water woes
A South African company has offered to replace and upgrade the ageing Harare water distribution network at a cost of US$100 million.
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Zim still a long way to go in caring for orphans
WHEN Gift Mutena’s* grandmother died all his hopes for a good future were shattered.
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Chingwizi: A tale of desperation, hopelessness and loss of dignity
A strong stench of human waste engulfs the massive transit camp with big green flies hovering all over the small white and blue tents.
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Dynamos tread into lion’s den
Dynamos have found themselves trapped in Daniel’s situation at the usually breaming 80 000-capacity Stade des Matyrs which today would be a lion’s den for them.
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Fresh typhoid outbreak hits Harare
AN outbreak of typhoid is feared in Mabvuku amid reports that nine cases of the disease have so far been treated at a council clinic in the suburb.
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Warning shots fired to turn monitors back from Crimea
Warning shots were fired to prevent an unarmed international military observer mission from entering Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Foreign investors to drive activities on ZSE
THE stock market will remain flat in 2014 or give back some gains recorded last year on the back of slower economic growth reflected largely in weak consumer demand and tight liquidity conditions.
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Biti snubs Tsvangirai as MDC cracks widen
Cracks within the MDC-T widened yesterday as secretary-general, Tendai Biti snubbed a rally addressed by party president, Morgan Tsvangirai in Chitungwiza.
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Youth Olympics Games squad shortlisted
THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe has shortlisted a strong 17-member track and field squad to represent the country at the Youth Olympic Games slated for China in August this year.
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Warning shots fired to turn monitors back from Crimea
Warning shots were fired to prevent an unarmed international military observer mission from entering Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Crimea.
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Justice out of reach as appeals attract a fee
A recent directive by Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku that all notices of set down be served by the office of the Sheriff at a fee is a big blow to dismissed workers.
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Women celebrate their day amid gloom
Yesterday was the International Women’s Day.
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Several injured in kombi accident
At least seven people including a baby were injured when a commuter omnibus they were travelling in from Granary, smashed into a Honda CVR yesterday morning in Harare.
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SA company offers to fix Harare water woes
A South African company has offered to replace and upgrade the ageing Harare water distribution network at a cost of US$100 million.
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Chingwizi: A tale of desperation, hopelessness and loss of dignity
A strong stench of human waste engulfs the massive transit camp with big green flies hovering all over the small white and blue tents.
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CFI to embark on low cost housing project
CFI Holdings is in talks with banks and other potential funders to develop its land into low-cost housing units to generate money for the group and its subsidiaries.
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US$8 bn needed for Bulawayo industry revival
Industry and Commerce minister Mike Bimha says local companies require US$8 billion for re-tooling to bring them back to life.
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AFCR seeks funds for gold mine expansion
African Consolidated Resources, is finalising a debt facility with a financial institution to fund the expansion of its gold mine in Kadoma.
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Foreign investors to drive activities on ZSE
THE stock market will remain flat in 2014 or give back some gains recorded last year on the back of slower economic growth reflected largely in weak consumer demand and tight liquidity conditions.
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CBZ goes for low- cost housing
CBZ Holdings will begin developing its US$66,7 million land bank into low-cost housing by June as the group moves to mitigate the nation’s housing shortages.
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The basket case of Africa
More corruption less talk.
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Zimbabwe:New Govt
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Compulsory HIV and AIDS testing
Compulsory HIV and AIDS testing.
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MDC-T youths assault Zimind reporter
MDC-T youths allegedly assaulted Zimbabwe independent journalist Hebert Moyo and barred him from covering a demonstration at Harvest house last Friday.
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Presidential Race Cartoon, 19 May 2013
Presidential Race Cartoon, 19 May 2013
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Don’t disable Parly, Mr Speaker
Over the past few days, there have been concerted attempts to stop legislators from exposing and making inquiries into salaries and perks of chief executive officers of parastatals.
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Hail our MPs: From slumber to real issues
Something very interesting is taking place in the House of Assembly.
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Fiddling while Zim burns
President Robert Mugabe has been very busy with personal matters over the past few days.
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Mugabe should be consistent
President Robert Mugabe’s annual interview held as part of festivities to mark his 90th birthday provides the nation with a window into his somewhat enigmatic life.
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You just have to act now, Mr President
“You think it’s corruption when a hungry clerk at the passport office asks for a US$10 gift in order to expedite the processing of your travel documents?
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Offenders deserve stiff penalties
Stiff penalties for perpetrators of sexual violence against women is the only way to curb escalating rape cases in the country.
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Hairdressers invade public spaces
Women like to look good and they spend varying amounts of money on hair and beauty products.
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Visiting Nyanga and Ziwa Ruins
National Parks are currently promoting some of their lodges with special offer rates, an excellent idea, as these super facilities are definitely underutilised and deserve far more visitors.
