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Boost for First Mutual premiums
First Mutual Life Assurance Company’s (FML) franchise with Dunamis Private Limited is expected to contribute about 13% of the budgeted new business to FML’s premium income.
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Mutare chokes with secondhand clothes
THE importation — legal or otherwise — and selling of secondhand clothes from Mozambique in Mutare is literally choking this eastern border town’s streets and market places.
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Love scandals: Tsvangirai hits back
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday took a dig at the MDC Renewal Team leaders Tendai Biti and Samuel Sipepa Nkomo .
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Giants clash in One Wallet
If last weekend’s fierce derby between Harare giants Dynamos and CAPS United was anything to go by, Harare is set to explode this afternoon.
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International cotton prices continue to tumble
Zimbabwe’s cotton industry will remain under pressure as international lint prices continue to wane.
International
Africans want leaders to ‘Do Agric’
At the 23rd AU Heads of State and Government Summit in Equatorial Guinea last week, a petition calling on African leaders to recommit to spending at least 10% of national budgets on effective agriculture gathered more than 2 million signatures.
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Low prices dampen farmers’ spirit
Tobacco farmers have expressed dissatisfaction with the low prices offered for their crop this season despite having surpassed the 210 million kg mark this year.
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Mutasa blasts media for tarnishing his ‘good image’
Zanu PF secretary for administration and Presidential Affairs minister Didymus Mutasa says he is a highly misunderstood politician who is nonetheless “very peaceful and loving”.
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Chauke challenges footballers
MASVINGO United midfielder and Midlands State University Media and Society Studies student Knowledge “Bodo” Chauke has challenged fellow players to prioritise education.
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Africans want leaders to ‘Do Agric’
At the 23rd AU Heads of State and Government Summit in Equatorial Guinea last week, a petition calling on African leaders to recommit to spending at least 10% of national budgets on effective agriculture gathered more than 2 million signatures.
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Strawberry flavoured condoms a hit
NEW flavoured Protector Plus condoms with a sleeker and more stylish packaging have been introduced on the market, replacing the old Protector Plus condoms.
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Love scandals: Tsvangirai hits back
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai yesterday took a dig at the MDC Renewal Team leaders Tendai Biti and Samuel Sipepa Nkomo .
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Thembani in fresh push for compensation
Dispossessed Rusape farmer Luke Thembani, who lost his farm after it was auctioned off by a bank in 2000, said he should be compensated for the loss of his property worth over US$1,5million.
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‘Scrapping incentives could fuel corruption’
In 2009 the then minister of Education, Sports, Arts and Culture David Coltart introduced incentives for educators as a way to quell growing discontent over paltry salaries.
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Senators fight for rights of the disabled
An accident in a hotel bathtub opened Senator representing people living with disabilities Annah Shiri to the realities of the unfriendly nature of most infrastructures in Zimbabwe to people with disabilities.
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‘Engaging youth in agriculture increases productivity’
Policy makers need to adopt a comprehensive approach to the challenges of youth unemployment by prioritising higher productivity in agriculture.
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RBZ seeks IMF help
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has requested technical assistance from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to curb the rising non-performing loans.
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Low prices dampen farmers’ spirit
Tobacco farmers have expressed dissatisfaction with the low prices offered for their crop this season despite having surpassed the 210 million kg mark this year.
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Boost for First Mutual premiums
First Mutual Life Assurance Company’s (FML) franchise with Dunamis Private Limited is expected to contribute about 13% of the budgeted new business to FML’s premium income.
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Are Nigerians more entrepreneurial than Zimbabweans?
You don’t learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing and falling over.
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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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Registering of churches in Zim is absurd
It was reported in the News Day of July 15 2014 that government will soon register and regulate churches in light of recent human rights abuses orchestrated by church leaders.
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Cyber freedom: Have we started to censor ourselves?
Webster Shamu, then Media, Information and Publicity minister — at a function with a Chinese delegation — rose to speak about internet regulation.
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Parents bear brunt of rise in unemployment in Zimbabwe
The tentacles of a failed society and a voracious economic meltdown are surely squeezing the life out of a fragile country that has never learnt to walk on its own.
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Political patronage has destroyed Zim
President Robert Mugabe recently accused some senior members in his Zanu PF party of fanning division within the party using the public media.
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Exhaust negotiation before rushing to the press
Recent developments in the country where high-ranking officials in government and parastatals have chosen to go to the press to blast each other as if channels of negotiation have been closed, are a cause for concern.
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Meet Joy; the power behind Uzuri Creations
Joy Magatti Rusike is probably one of the most versatile fashion designers that you would come across in Zimbabwe.
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In memory of Nadine Gordimer
These days the bearer of bad news without notice is Facebook.
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Umoja: Zim team set to shine
The Zimbabwe contestants who will represent the nation at the Umoja Flying Carpet Cultural Exchange Programme started off with a show at the Zimbabwe College of Music on Wednesday.
