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From Obert Chifamba in Beijing, China
CHINA yesterday lauded the Zimbabwean Government’s 99-year lease system saying it gave farmers security of tenure which would motivate investment and promote the development of critical production infrastructure on the land.
Arubi tipped for top accolades
By Sikhumbuzo Moyo
DYNAMOS shot stopper Washington Arubi is likely to become the third ever goalkeeper and the second from Dynamos to land the prestigious Footballer of the Year Award when the winner is unveiled at a ceremony in the capital today. Arubi can also grab a double like his team when he lands the Goalkeeper of the Year accolade.
Cheetahs look for improved performance in PE
By Ricky Zililo
AFTER failing to make an impression at the Dubai leg of the International Rugby Board last weekend, the Zimbabwe national Sevens rugby team, the Cheetahs will be seeking to improve on their showing when they take part in the Port Elizabeth Sevens in South Africa today and tomorrow.
Conservation farming proves beneficial
Harare Bureau
MOST Binga farmers have resorted to conservation farming as a drought mitigation measure.
Woman found dead
Chronicle Reporter
IN an incident that left villagers shocked, a 30-year-old Nkayi woman was found dead with stab wounds in the neck and head.
Cultural, economic forces and their effect on women
By Vaidah Mashangwa
Research has revealed that there are more different patterns and clusters of psychiatric disorders and psychological distress among women than among men.
HIV/Aids — depression often ‘overlooked’ in treating patients
ADDIS ABABA — HIV patients in Africa frequently suffer shame and depression but the continent’s health systems are ill-equipped to handle the issue, which not only affects their quality of life, but can lead to poor adherence to HIV treatment regimens.
Firms to service machinery during shutdown
Business Reporter
BEGINNING next week a number of industries will be closing down and many of them will take advantage of the break to service their plants and machinery.
Hearing over Hardbody’s appeal set for today
By Ricky Zililo
IT’S D-day today for Gweru-based football club Hardbody as their appeal against the docked 42-points will be heard by the Zifa Appeals Committee in Harare this afternoon.
Mayor unapologetic over donation
Chronicle Reporter
BULAWAYO Mayor Councillor Thaba Moyo said his MDC-T-run city council will not apologise for receiving a donation of garbage bins from a gays and lesbians pressure group despite criticism from residents and civic organisations.