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From Opitato Guvamombe in Bindura
Before land reform, it was common to see a refrigerated haulage truck, nod, hobble, huff and puff past the communal land
Our national heroes
Tarcissius Malan George Silundika
Born: Plumtree 1929
Died: 9 April 1981, in office, at Kaguvi Building, Harare.
Buried: Heroes Acre, 12th of April 1981.
No end to rhino poaching
ABOUT 60 000 rhinos or 85 percent of their global population have been wiped out since 1970, says the World Wide Fund
Living hell for vulnerable children
By Roselyne Sachiti recently in Plumtree
“STAYING in a border town is a horrible experience for children who have lost both parents and are living in poverty. “There
Traveller’s rebate changes
Did you know that the Mid-Term Fiscal Policy Review brought about changes to the treatment of the traveller’s rebate?
SA agrees to bail out Swaziland
JOHANNESBURG.
South Africa has agreed to a R2,5 billion (US$370 million) bailout for Swaziland to help it through a budget crunch that had
Weighing pros and cons of renovating
THE question whether to buy a property in need of renovations or a stand and build from scratch is the dilemma faced by
Zesa must shape up or ship out
AS the winter makes way for summer the chilly weather that has characterised the past three months will be remembered by
Depositors’ Bill sails through
By Lloyd Gumbo
THE Deposit Protection Corporation Bill was on Tuesday passed in the Senate without amendments and it now waits
Rising from failure is the hallmark of entrepreneurs
Being a “Milkshake” in the boardroom demands a belief in ones’ self; Enough courage to look at the display of tea mugs,