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Harare: The Sunshine City that lost the wow, the lustre and the vibe
FORMERLY and fondly referred to as the Sunshine City, Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare has undergone tragic transformation.
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Drag race series opener exceeds expectations
Donnybrook Motorsport complex teemed with life last weekend as the US$25 000 Telecel Drag race series revved off in spectacular fashion.
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Mazowe evictions: Govt moves in
GOVERNMENT is convening a crisis meeting this week to deliberate on the assistance to be given to the people evicted from a farm in Mazowe last month.
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Mliswa sues Rautenbach for US$15m
The fight between Hurungwe West MP Temba Mliswa and businessman, Conrad Billie Rautenbach has taken a new twist.
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My nightmare trip to Mbuya Nehanda maternity home
ON Monday March 31, I accompanied an expecting female relative to Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Home at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.
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Pistorius to sell SA house to pay lawyers
Johannesburg — South African Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius is to sell his house in order to fund the legal costs of his murder trial, his lawyer has said.
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More company closures loom
GOVERNMENT’s failure to pay suppliers for goods and services rendered will continue to result in more company closures.
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Madhuku slams ‘spineless’ MPs
NCA leader, Lovemore Madhuku has chided MPs describing them as cowards who suppress their own independent opinions due to whipping by their respective political parties.
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Three Zimbabwe tennis players in Junior Davis Cup
THREE Under-16 tennis players will represent Zimbabwe at the Junior Davis Cup qualifying round to be held in Tunisia in June.
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Russian troops force their way into Ukrainian base
BELBEK AIRBASE, Crimea — Russian troops forced their way into a Ukrainian airbase in Crimea with armoured vehicles, automatic fire and stun grenades
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Harare: The Sunshine City that lost the wow, the lustre and the vibe
FORMERLY and fondly referred to as the Sunshine City, Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare has undergone tragic transformation.
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Chombo leaves Chitungwiza grieving
When Local Government minister Ignatius Chombo stood up, his message unnerved the residents.
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Parliament gobbles US$100 000 per week
PARLIAMENT continues to pay in excess of US$100 000 every week for MPs accommodation when the house is in session.
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Tobacco companies embark on massive reforestation programme
TOBACCO Industry and Marketing Board and tobacco merchants have established a Sustainable Afforestation Association to spearhead reforestation across the country.
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Zimra raids Zimsec offices
Zimra last week swooped on the Zimsec headquarters in Mt Pleasant and allegedly confiscated the salary schedule and copied some undisclosed information from the directors’ laptops and desktops.
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CFI in land for debt swap
CFI Holdings has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with banks providing a framework to be used in a land for debt swap deal.
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More company closures loom
GOVERNMENT’s failure to pay suppliers for goods and services rendered will continue to result in more company closures.
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Metbank secures mortgage licence
THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has granted Metbank Limited a mortgage licence, the bank’s board chairman Wilson Manase has confirmed.
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Commodities exchange boon to economy
THE setting up of a vibrant Agricultural Commodity Exchange will be essential for Zimbabwe’s economic recovery.
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Innovation boosts agricultural productivity
If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got.
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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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‘They don’t care about the poor, vulnerable’
A picture of 14 children struggling to get a morsel of sadza is hardly an image that we want to see 34 years after independence.
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Resolve New Zim Steel impasse
Government pronouncements over the resurrection of the giant steelmaker, Ziscosteel, now renamed New Zim Steel have become a source of depression.
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Hospitals are not prisons
Zimbabwe’s major hospitals are slowly being turned into little prisons by merciless authorities who are detaining patients over failure to settle medical bills.
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Democracy and constitutionalism in MDC
Over the past few weeks, acres of space in the press have been dedicated to try to show that the MDC is an undemocratic and violent party
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Mazowe farm evictions demean legacy of Mbuya Nehanda
Central government, through the Mashonaland Central resident Minister, Martin Dinha, has been evicting settlers on newly resettled farmland that is in the Mazowe district. The latter district is now publicly […]
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Farm evictions hurt women, children
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The Wilson Katiyo literary estate
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