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Miss Tourism Zim in financial doldrums
Hope is the only thing keeping the dream of a successful Miss Tourism Zimbabwe (MTZ) beauty pageant this year alive, The Standard Style has learnt.
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Mubaiwa ponders Zifa presidency
After quitting the Dynamos hot seat a fortnight ago, football administrator Keni Mubaiwa is not ruling out the possibility of running for the Zifa presidency when the election comes in […]
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General Beltings cries foul
GENERAL Beltings, the leading manufacturer of conveyor and other belts, says its performance in the first quarter of 2018 was deeply subdued as the Industry, Commerce and Enterprise Development ministry […]
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Mnangagwa, VPs escape death
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday survived an explosion that left at least nine people, including senior government officials, injured at a rally at Bulawayo’s White City Stadium.
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Chamisa condemns attack on ED
MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday led the condemnation of the blast at a rally addressed by President Emmerson Mnangwa where nine people, including government officials, were injured yesterday.
International
Fans dance in Berlin rain as Germany survive
Fans danced in the rain in Berlin on Saturday as defending champions Germany avoided an embarrassing World Cup exit with a 2-1 win over Sweden.
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Millers turn to wheat reserves
TWO of the country’s biggest milling companies, National Foods Limited and Blue Ribbon Foods, have resorted to using reserve stocks of wheat due to severe shortages on the market, Standardbusiness […]
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Zanu PF hoodwinked us: war vets
Seven months after helping President Emmerson Mnangagwa wrestle power from his mentor Robert Mugabe, war veterans are crying foul claiming there is a plot to sideline them in Zanu PF.
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Soccer punters get a heavy beating
ZIMBABWE is fast becoming or is now a football betting country with almost half, if not three-quarters, of the nation now relying on football betting for survival.
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Fans dance in Berlin rain as Germany survive
Fans danced in the rain in Berlin on Saturday as defending champions Germany avoided an embarrassing World Cup exit with a 2-1 win over Sweden.
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Amangwe revive kingdom in Zimbabwe
Plumtree — The Amangwe clan — which is spread across Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe, eSwatini and South Africa — has moved a gear up to revive the Amangwe kingdom that was […]
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Hwange suspends managers
Hwange Colliery Company has suspended five senior managers after they were allegedly implicated in corrupt deals.
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Hospital stops key tests
Harare Central Hospital has stopped carrying out some essential tests on patients after a chemical analyser machine broke down, it has been revealed.
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Human trafficking kingpin arrested
A Suspected Kuwait human trafficking kingpin has been arrested and is likely to face 27 counts of illegally taking Zimbabwean women to the Gulf country.
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Priest jailed over porno
A Vatican court yesterday sentenced a Catholic priest to five years in jail for possessing child pornography while he was based in the United States as a diplomat.
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Millers turn to wheat reserves
TWO of the country’s biggest milling companies, National Foods Limited and Blue Ribbon Foods, have resorted to using reserve stocks of wheat due to severe shortages on the market, Standardbusiness […]
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General Beltings cries foul
GENERAL Beltings, the leading manufacturer of conveyor and other belts, says its performance in the first quarter of 2018 was deeply subdued as the Industry, Commerce and Enterprise Development ministry […]
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The role of brand managers in politics
The election season is upon us and once again politicians who are vying for council, parliamentary, senatorial positions and even the presidential post are trying to woo the electorate through […]
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Standard Cartoon 23 – 07 – 2017
Standard Cartoon 23 – 07 – 2017
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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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State-organised starvation during Gukurahundi
This paper explores an episode of state-perpetrated extreme mass violence and atrocities in south-west Zimbabwe in the 1980s, with specific focus on Matabeleland South between February and April 1984, in […]
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Elections 2018: Where are the women?
Is it not beautiful and scary how we are all surrounded by an invading army of the “why” generation? Clearly, today’s smart generation are not nearly as pliant and gullible […]
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ZC killing cricket
Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC)’s decision to axe national cricket team star Brendan Taylor from the squad for the upcoming Triangular Twenty20 (T20) series has yet again proved why recent calls for […]
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Time for action: Postal operators can help drive down remittance costs in parts of Africa
Money received from loved ones working abroad can transform a family’s living standards.
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The voters roll and a double-faced opposition
There is a problem when a crab, which tends to move sideways, starts complaining that snakes slither. The local opposition is behaving pretty the same way like a crab.
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Soccer punters get a heavy beating
ZIMBABWE is fast becoming or is now a football betting country with almost half, if not three-quarters, of the nation now relying on football betting for survival.
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ADF brings hope to needy children
Fourteen-year-old Brandon Mashinge, who is blind, says that while he would have wanted to learn at a school closer to his home, the rural set-up made it impossible. People with […]
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A concert for a noble cause
The fight against poverty and vulnerability is a never-ending battle. (more…)
