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Washington Mbizvo
In an attempt to create manpower stability in Polytechnics and Teachers’ Colleges as an interim measure, the Ministry of
Terror, revenge engulf Libya
Franklin Lamb
The “new Libya” has entered its own “Terror” which is spreading inexorably, aided by Nato member states including
The unravelling of the EU
Peter Schwarz
Less than a year ago the demise of the Euro and the break-up of the European Union were generally conceived of as
Revisiting of the marriage act vital in addressing inheritance
Marriage is an intensely personal matter, but the concept exists in all cultures and across all religions, although there can be
ZEC: beware of this EISA thing
Tichaona Zindoga
Responding to a story carried by one weekly recently that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission had requested assistance from
WMMI under fire
Herald Reporter
Willowvale Mazda Motor Industries yesterday came under fire from its trade unions for importing fully built but defective motor
Zim does not need De Beers
ZIMBABWE does not need De Beers to sell its Marange diamonds as bigger markets have already indicated interest in buying
Mashakada on indigenisation
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau
There is nothing wrong with Government’s indigenisation and economic empowerment requiring foreign companies to
UNWTO boss to visit
Obert Chifamba Senior Herald Reporter
UNITED NATIONS World Tourism Organisation secretary general Mr Kaleb Rifai is expected in Zimbabwe before February next
Mai Madangure laid to rest
Herald Reporter
ZIMBABWE Democratic Party leader Ms Isabel Shanangurai Madangure was yesterday laid to rest at Warren Hills Cemetery.