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When Western nations imposed illegal economic sanctions on Zimbabwe and made desperate moves to turn it into a pariah state, Zimbabwe shifted goal posts and turned to nation states that had made it possible for the Zimbabwean dream to be realised – sovereignty and self determination.
The “Look East” to some was like a “kiya kiya” strategy being adopted by a desperate government.
Unknown to them, the United States of America, the world’s superpower is doing exactly that with its “comeback to Asia” strategy. At the time of writing, both the Zimbabwean and US Presidents were in the East on official visits. President Mugabe met a number of
Pakare Paye hosts solo fest
Ruth Butaumocho
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Environmental education in schools
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Business Reporter
LOCAL banks owed by RioZim Limited are set to gain 31 percent shareholding in the firm if shareholders approve a proposed
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Business Reporters
THE Commodities Exchange of Zimbabwe, launched in January this year, is yet to start trading due to funding constraints.
Consortium takes over TSL
Bright Madera Senior Business Reporter
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Noah Gimbel
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It was Professor Stephen Chan who not so very long ago wrote something to the effect that even though Morgan Tsvangirai is
9 nabbed for heroin trafficking
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Cameron attacks ‘pointless’ EU rules
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