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Fans urge Zim cricket team to be competitive
While the Zimbabwe cricket team has made public its intention to fight for a top eight finish at the forthcoming ICC World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, local fans […]
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CABS reduces deposits
CABS has reduced by 50% the deposit payment requirement for its Budiriro houses as part of measures to encourage their purchase in the wake of poor response by prospective homeowners […]
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Jeep, GWM, Isuzu sales up by over 50%
LOCAL sales for three vehicle models grew by over 50% in 2014, bucking the trend as other models recorded a drop in sales, a reflection of the state of the […]
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Corporal punishment law rapped
Parents and educationists say the recent ban on corporal punishment exposes children to unbecoming behaviour as they ride on the legal cover.
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‘Mugabe must go’ demos rock Zambian capital
Lusaka — President Robert Mugabe yesterday came face to face with how Zambians feel about his continued 35-years grip on power.
International
Ebola response lags behind: MSF
Médecins Sans Frontières has launched a scathing attack on the international community for its slow and patchy response to the effort to stamp out Ebola
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Plant upgrade on the table at Lafarge
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe, a unit of global cement maker Lafarge, is going ahead with plans to upgrade its plant to increase capacity from 390 000 to 450 000 tonnes per […]
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‘Tsvangirai desperate to regain lost mojo’
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has over the past few weeks been “visiting” suburbs in Harare where Zanu PF is known to be perpetrating violence in what analysts say could be […]
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Fans urge Zim cricket team to be competitive
While the Zimbabwe cricket team has made public its intention to fight for a top eight finish at the forthcoming ICC World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, local fans […]
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Smoker fined $15,000 for throwing butts out of window
(Reuters) – Singapore has fined a smoker S$19,800 ($15,000) for throwing cigarette butts out of his flat window, the National Environment Agency said, the highest ever such fine.
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Bata takes standards up
Bata yesterday opened its rebranded shops in Harare in a move to match international standards.
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Plot for Mujuru ‘coffin’ thickens
Zanu PF hawks that have successfully orchestrated former Vice-President Joice Mujuru’s fall from the party and government are said to have put in place plans to put the final nail […]
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‘Convicted child molester, Gardner back at work’
School teacher and triathlon coach David Gardner is allegedly still involved in the coaching of young children at another elite boys’ school despite having been convicted and sentenced to two […]
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‘Mugabe obsessed with foreign health service’
President Robert Mugabe’s revelation that his family uses its state-sponsored annual holiday in the Far East for medical check-ups have drawn strong criticism from political commentators.
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Call for laws to protect ‘child brides’
Civil society organisations have called on stakeholders to fight for legislation that provides support and education assistance for young girls that fall pregnant.
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CABS reduces deposits
CABS has reduced by 50% the deposit payment requirement for its Budiriro houses as part of measures to encourage their purchase in the wake of poor response by prospective homeowners […]
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Jeep, GWM, Isuzu sales up by over 50%
LOCAL sales for three vehicle models grew by over 50% in 2014, bucking the trend as other models recorded a drop in sales, a reflection of the state of the […]
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Plant upgrade on the table at Lafarge
Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe, a unit of global cement maker Lafarge, is going ahead with plans to upgrade its plant to increase capacity from 390 000 to 450 000 tonnes per […]
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African Sun narrows loss to $2,3m
AFRICAN Sun Limited (ASL) reduced its loss to $2,3 million for the year ended September 30 2014 driven by an increase in earnings before Interest Depreciation Tax and Amortisation (EBIDTA), […]
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Zimbabwe’s inequality levels unsustainable
The old saying that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer continues to manifest itself globally.
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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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Zim’s chairing of AU: Almost routine, not revolutionary
President Robert Mugabe’s election as chair of the African Union (AU) for the first time since its formation is obviously a feather in his cap that he will celebrate and […]
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Gukurahundi: Protocol of the forgotten
On January 27 2015, the world marked the International Holocaust Remembrance Day which coincides with the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
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Empowering women benefits all
Even if we believe we have come a long way regarding gender equality, the fact is that up to today, women tend to hold lower-paying jobs, be under-represented in politics […]
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Nothing wrong in calling Mugabe a goblin
Zimbabwe’s Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku last week made one of the most unexpected yet clearly logical statement — telling the National Prosecuting Authority in no uncertan terms that there is […]
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Opportunities for truth in Zanu PF battles
Kufa kwemurume hubuda ura, so goes the Shona proverb. Loosely translated, it means a man is not dead until the intestines are out.
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‘Mujuru to be arrested this week’
POLICE and central intelligence officers last week reportedly moved to finalise their investigations of former Vice-President Joice Mujuru as the political pressure to arrest her as early as this week […]
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Fans urge Zim cricket team to be competitive
While the Zimbabwe cricket team has made public its intention to fight for a top eight finish at the forthcoming ICC World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, local fans […]
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‘Tsvangirai desperate to regain lost mojo’
MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai has over the past few weeks been “visiting” suburbs in Harare where Zanu PF is known to be perpetrating violence in what analysts say could be […]
