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Chaos at border as locals troop back
ZIMBABWEANs returning from South Africa have expressed frustration over confusing processes they are subjected to before admission to Covid-19 quarantine centres in Beitbridge.
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Moyo fuels Chamisa, Khupe fight intrigue
moves to rally MDC veterans behind Nelson Chamisa in the fight for the control of Zimbabwe’s mainstream opposition party have taken a new dimension with reports that former party chairman […]
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Jah Prayzah bares his soul
As expected, musician Jah Prayzah’s 10th album titled Hokoyo is a long shot at satisfying all who will bother to listen, including those who dislike him.
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Munetsi bares soul
WARRIORS and Stade de Reims midfielder Marshall Munetsi made just 37 appearances in all competitions for South African football giants Orlando Pirates in three years.
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RBZ payment delays cripple gold producers
SMALL-SCALE miners have expressed concern over late payment for gold delivered to Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR), saying the development will cripple production of the yellow metal.
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Southern Africa: Identity, behaviour change communication and Covid-19
Most of us are by now aware of the basic facts about the Covid-19 pandemic and its bewildering socio-cultural and economic impact across the world. (more…)
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RBZ payment delays cripple gold producers
SMALL-SCALE miners have expressed concern over late payment for gold delivered to Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR), saying the development will cripple production of the yellow metal.
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Chamisa vows to fight back after legislators’ recall
MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa has vowed to fight back after his rivals recalled four of his legislators from Parliament on Tuesday, in a development that poses a threat to […]
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You’ve lost that loving feeling!
THEY say that we never really know the extent of our love until the object of our love is taken away from us. The harshest and most real example of […]
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Southern Africa: Identity, behaviour change communication and Covid-19
Most of us are by now aware of the basic facts about the Covid-19 pandemic and its bewildering socio-cultural and economic impact across the world. (more…)
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Chaos at border as locals troop back
ZIMBABWEANs returning from South Africa have expressed frustration over confusing processes they are subjected to before admission to Covid-19 quarantine centres in Beitbridge.
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ICTs strategic tool to improve governance accountability
The lockdown and social distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the participation of young people in civic and governance processes. Therefore, young people should leverage on information and […]
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Rise of virtual exhibitions in post-Covid-19 era
The new reality that is emerging from the devastation of social and economic spaces is that events will never be the same again. Several countries that were in the severe […]
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Violent crimes rear ugly head in Mat South
POLICE in Matabeleland South have recorded a case of man who was bludgeoned to death at his estranged wife’s Beitbridge home, another of a violent machete attack on a miner […]
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Zanu PF supporters fall for food hoax
Scores of Zanu PF supporters fell for a social media hoax after they thronged the Bulawayo central business district, where they expected to receive free mealie-meal.
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‘Covid-19 outbreak chance for economic reforms’
THE Covid-19 pandemic provides Zimbabwe with an opportunity to implement political and economic reforms to set itself on a growth trajectory, a local research firm GrowthPoint Capital has said.
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Covid-19: UNDP warns Zim over informal sector freeze
THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Zimbabwe says in the absence of a robust social protection scheme, the government must devise ways to keep the informal sector open during the […]
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RBZ payment delays cripple gold producers
SMALL-SCALE miners have expressed concern over late payment for gold delivered to Fidelity Printers and Refiners (FPR), saying the development will cripple production of the yellow metal.
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AMHVoices: Mudenda erred in recalling MDC Alliance MPs
HAVING reflected on the facts on the ground, including statements attributed to Douglas Mwonzora soon after the Supreme Court judgment, I realised that there is no basis to recall MDC […]
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Covid-19: We need to test, test, test
As of Friday, Zimbabwe had carried out a meagre 329 diagnostic tests for coronavirus, a worrying figure considering the number of people that entered the country from high-risk regions before […]
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Covid-19: Communicating change in times of crisis
The outbreak and spread of the novel coronavirus scientifically known as Covid-19, has plunged the world into a crisis of unpreceded proportion. As the numbers of those infected by the […]
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Why Zimbabwe needs a homegrown Covid-19 response
The eruption of the coronavirus (Covid-19) is a timely reminder of the structural faultiness and fragility of health care and social services delivery systems across the world. (more…)
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Surviving Covid-19: Fragility, resilience and inequality in Zim
Zimbabwe had three confirmed cases and one recorded death of Covid-19 (coronavirus) as of March 26, and a national disaster has been declared. So far suspected cases have been limited, but once the […]
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Chaos at border as locals troop back
ZIMBABWEANs returning from South Africa have expressed frustration over confusing processes they are subjected to before admission to Covid-19 quarantine centres in Beitbridge.
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ICTs strategic tool to improve governance accountability
The lockdown and social distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the participation of young people in civic and governance processes. Therefore, young people should leverage on information and […]
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Are artistes stranded in the digital age?
This week, I encountered yet another relatively famous musician as I was cruising down Samora Machel Avenue. He was selling his latest CD to the public in the middle of […]
