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I won’t quit, says Tsvangirai
Former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai (MT) is preparing for yet another duel with President Robert Mugabe in the 2018 elections, which could be the last time the 93-year-old ruler runs […]
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RBZ bond notes board delays raise eyebrows
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya’s failure to appoint an independent board to monitor the bond notes in circulation, will further erode public confidence in the financial system, […]
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Dynamos back in business
Harare giants Dynamos are set to be awarded maximum points by the Premier Soccer League’s (PSL) disciplinary committee after the domestic premiership’s governing body decided to charge Chapungu for causing […]
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VP Mnangagwa project bombshell
The government’s claims that its much-touted command agriculture is funded by a private company are false and the programme could sink Zimbabwe into bankruptcy, this paper reveals today.
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All set for Bulawayo Arts Awards
Bulawayo City Hall in the City of Queens and Kings plays host to the inaugural ceremony of the much-anticipated Bulawayo Arts Awards (BAA) on Friday.
International
London attacker was family man nicknamed ‘Abz’ – neighbours
LONDON — Neighbours of one of the suspected assailants in the London stabbings remembered him as a friendly family man and gym aficionado nicknamed “Abz”, who was seen with the […]
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Ipec urges insurance firms to merge
The Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) has urged insurance companies to consider mergers as a way of meeting the revised minimum capital requirements amid indications a number of players will […]
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Mujuru wants bigger coalition
Former vice-president Joice Mujuru yesterday vowed to reach out to other opposition parties, even little known ones, for a coalition that will face Zanu PF in next year’s elections.
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Nakamba joins elite company
WARRIORS midfield kingpin Marvelous Nakamba’s big money move from Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem to 14-time Belgian champions Club Brugge last week effectively made him the second most expensive Zimbabwean footballer […]
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London attacker was family man nicknamed ‘Abz’ – neighbours
LONDON — Neighbours of one of the suspected assailants in the London stabbings remembered him as a friendly family man and gym aficionado nicknamed “Abz”, who was seen with the […]
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I won’t quit, says Tsvangirai
Former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai (MT) is preparing for yet another duel with President Robert Mugabe in the 2018 elections, which could be the last time the 93-year-old ruler runs […]
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Tyson saga opens can of worms
LOCAL Government minister Saviour Kasukuwere is not the only one left bruised by the latest infighting rocking Zanu PF after Mashonaland Central Provincial Affairs minister Martin Dinha got entangled in […]
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VP Mnangagwa project bombshell
The government’s claims that its much-touted command agriculture is funded by a private company are false and the programme could sink Zimbabwe into bankruptcy, this paper reveals today.
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GMB dampens bumper harvest joy
Suspected corruption and collapsing systems at the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) are driving farmers to sell their maize produce on the black market, amid fears gains from the “good” 2016-2017 […]
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Coalition: Misihairabwi warns opposition
Outspoken opposition Member of Parliament Priscilla Misihairabwi-Mushonga warns that Zanu PF will not agree to electoral reforms before next year’s elections and calls on the opposition to focus on getting […]
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RBZ bond notes board delays raise eyebrows
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya’s failure to appoint an independent board to monitor the bond notes in circulation, will further erode public confidence in the financial system, […]
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Ipec urges insurance firms to merge
The Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec) has urged insurance companies to consider mergers as a way of meeting the revised minimum capital requirements amid indications a number of players will […]
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Parastatals rot exposed
HARARE — Four state enterprises and parastatals (SEPs) flouted tender procedures when procuring millions worth of goods and services, according to the Auditor-General, Mildred Chiri.
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Standard Cartoon 21-05-2017
Standard Cartoon 21-05-2017
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Pay school fees with goats: Lazarus Dokora
Pay school fees with goats: Lazarus Dokora
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Standard Cartoon 16-04-2017
Standard Cartoon 16-04-2017
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Standard Cartoon 09-04-2017
Standard Cartoon 09-04-2017
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Chiri exposé: Fish rots from the head
Auditor-General (AG) Mildred Chiri has once again tabled before Parliament explosive reports detailing the plunder of state-owned enterprises and glaring inefficiencies in government.
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Mnangagwa’s misplaced priorities hurt the poor
VICE-President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s arrogant defence of the discredited Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment Bill Number 1 in Parliament last week epitomised Zanu PF’s penchant to major on power retention schemes to […]
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Road carnage: Govt must take blame
The horrific bus accident that claimed the lives of 43 people and seriously injured 24 others near Nyamakate along the Harare-Chirundu highway must jolt the government to abandon its business-as-usual […]
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EU-AU Summit; Youth at the top of the agenda
As the world moves towards the realization of the benefits associated with investing in young people; the youth in Zimbabwe have taken upon themselves through the concept of Leave No […]
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Mugabe is not an angel Cde Chipanga
The tomfoolery that was displayed by Zanu PF youth secretary Kudzanai Chipanga at Marondera on Friday is sickening.
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I won’t quit, says Tsvangirai
Former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai (MT) is preparing for yet another duel with President Robert Mugabe in the 2018 elections, which could be the last time the 93-year-old ruler runs […]
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Nakamba joins elite company
WARRIORS midfield kingpin Marvelous Nakamba’s big money move from Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem to 14-time Belgian champions Club Brugge last week effectively made him the second most expensive Zimbabwean footballer […]
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RBZ bond notes board delays raise eyebrows
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya’s failure to appoint an independent board to monitor the bond notes in circulation, will further erode public confidence in the financial system, […]
