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Live updates on the National Stay away
/>Workers under the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions and citizen groups have begun a national stayaway in protest against the recent increase in the price of fuel, and the general […]
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Sean Williams thrives in adversity
LAST year top Zimbabwe all-rounder Sean Williams began the year in the worst possible manner, breaking a finger in batting practice barely a month before the qualifier for this year’s […]
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Promoted Mushowani draw inspiration from Mwana Africa
MADZIWA-BASED Premier Soccer League newcomers Mushowani Stars have been conspicuous by their silence on their pre-season activity ahead of a maiden dance in topflight football.
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FC Platinum foil Pirates raid
Zimbabwean champions FC Platinum got their first point in the Total CAF Champions League group stages after holding former African champions Orlando Pirates in an exhilarating Group B tie before […]
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Has Zimbabwe fallen off the edge of the precipice?
Economic analysts now sound like stuck records advising the powers-that-be to slash government expenditure, trim government employees, adopt a firm currency, dismember the tentacles of corruption, sell off unviable state-owned […]
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UN divided over how to react to Congo’s election problems
The United Nations Security Council is divided over how to react to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s tumultuous presidential election, according to an internal report seen by Reuters.
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Sibanye-Stillwater expects low gold output
Sibanye-Stillwater said on Thursday its bullion output in 2018 would be lower than forecast after almost half of the employees down tools since mid-November in a wage strike that has […]
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Live updates on the National Stay away
/>Workers under the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions and citizen groups have begun a national stayaway in protest against the recent increase in the price of fuel, and the general […]
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Kariba refreshes buoyant Scott Vincent
EARLY morning game drives, boat cruises, scenic views, unforgettable sunsets and tiger fishing on Lake Kariba are some of the exciting activities that make the resort town of Kariba a […]
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UN divided over how to react to Congo’s election problems
The United Nations Security Council is divided over how to react to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s tumultuous presidential election, according to an internal report seen by Reuters.
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Cholera, typhoid: Has Zim lost the battle?
The place looks deserted as a few nurses attend to about five patients at the Glen View Poly Clinic, which was set up as one of the three cholera treatment […]
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Threats and blackmail: The real story behind the doctors’ return to wards
They stood their ground against government threats, but it took coercion from one of their own to end the junior doctors’ 40-day strike.
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Plain clothes officials at Beitbridge expose border post to criminals
ADRIAN Ndhlovu (not his real name) is stranded after his car, a 2018 Toyota D4D twin cab on hire purchased in South Africa, has been placed under seizure by the […]
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Civil servants pile pressure on govt
APEX council chairperson Cecilia Alexander says the civil servants’ umbrella body will intensify pressure on government to hike salaries to a minimum of $1 733 for the lowest paid worker. […]
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Police conduct questioned
Lawyers representing Chiundura MP Livingstone Chiminan yesterday tore into Gweru police over their conduct in dealing with a case in which the legislator is accused of assault.
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Border Timbers revenue up on lumber sales
BORDER Timbers Limited (BTL) reported a 19% increase in revenue to $11 million in the five-month period to November 2018 compared to $9 million in the prior year.
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Sibanye-Stillwater expects low gold output
Sibanye-Stillwater said on Thursday its bullion output in 2018 would be lower than forecast after almost half of the employees down tools since mid-November in a wage strike that has […]
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$2bn loan scheme: Mozambique indicts 18
MAPUTO — Mozambique has indicted 18 citizens for their involvement in fraud involving $2 billion in loans to state-owned companies, the attorney general’s office (AGO) said on Monday, in a […]
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Blowing hot and cold: Media law and policy reforms in 2018
That Zimbabwe’s media law and policy framework is seriously flawed and therefore in dire need of improvement has been palpable for a long time now. In recent years, the executive, […]
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Nuggets from the Proverbs of Solomon
After the death of Solomon’s father, David, God asked how best He could assist the heir to realise his most desired ambition. Of all the human needs, Solomon asked the […]
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Get into the right queue
A man turned the corner and saw two queues ahead of him; one queue stretched for kilometres while the other queue had one person in it. A man in the […]
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Anti-graft body in turmoil
Back in the days, we had a teacher we nicknamed “Rubbish”. That was a bit unflattering and unfair, of course, but he earned that moniker because, at the drop of […]
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Real churches are in the DRC
Regardless of what transpired in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) elections, the churches in that country deserve our hearty congratulations.
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Live updates on the National Stay away
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NGZ to adopt new game plan
National Gallery of Zimbabwe (NGZ) in Bulawayo has embraced the new dispensation through adopting activities that promote the new republic’s vision.
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Musakanye’s happiness comes in the morning
SOUTH Africa-based Zimbabwean contemporary gospel singer Violet Musakanye is basking in the glory of the release of her latest eight-track album titled Joy Comes in The Morning, which she said […]
