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Mliswa’s stocktheft case postponed

Court Reporter
THE case in which businessman Temba Mliswa is facing charges of contempt of court and stocktheft has been postponed to

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Indigenisation: The united front

We most certainly cannot afford the current blandishment in the lexicography adopted by others in the debate of how and  why the indigenisation of Zimbabwe’s economy through the empowerment of locals should not only be a matter of priority or electioneering, but in fact a matter of life and death.

This writer will interrogate a piece published by this paper a week ago, where writer Senator Obert Gutu took us through “an interrogation” of the indigenisation and empowerment policy as juxtaposed against the MDC-T’s investment and job creation rally rhetoric, perhaps later to be developed into a policy framework. If we owe anything to investors and

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‘Gay rights’ — we hear you PM

Tomorrow marks that tragic day in Zimbabwean history when in 1965 during this eleventh month (“the month of the goat  declared sacred by our people), on the eleventh day and eleventh hour, the renegade Rhodesian leader Ian Douglas Smith proclaimed the Unilateral Declaration of Independence.

History has since shown that Smith’s defiance was done on a day set aside to remember their kith and kin that fell in the 20th century’s two world wars.
With this unilateral act, he extended the quarrel started by his ancestors when they colonised Zimbabwe in 1890. This week, I look at a current issue in the context of UDI, and why it continues to be a devil in our