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BEIJING. — The United States and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea announced on Wednesday that they reached a sweeping deal during their recent direct talks in Beijing, in a positive step toward resumption of the Six-Party Talks. The DPRK said it has agreed to suspend nuclear tests,
Malema expelled from ANC
JOHANNESBURG. — Julius Malema has been expelled from the ANC and told to vacate his position as president of the ANC Youth League. According to the ruling party’s national disciplinary committee, headed by Derek Hanekom, Malema has 14 days to appeal against the decision. In a hard-hitting
All water is State water
Once again the winter cropping season is fast approaching and proper planning by the farmer is a critical factor this season. Of course the farmers have started mobilising seed and fertilisers while some are busy with land preparations. While these are ongoing there is one critical factor inRani, Govt in talks over diamond stake
Business ReporterDUBAI-BASED Rani Investment has indicated that it is negotiating with the Government on the disposal of its shareholding in Limpopo Mining Resources through which it owns River Ranch Diamond Mine. The
Get ready for Experiential Expo
Robert G Muganda Buy ZimbabweIN our interest to develop innovative concepts that will help sell local products and services, Buy Zimbabwe will this year host Zimbabwe’s first ever Experiential Expo on the sidelines of the 2nd
It’s Nissan Navara vs Volkswagen Amarok
Fact Jeke Behind the WheelEver wondered who has the greatest workmanship between the Japanese and the Germans in terms of trucks? Well, you do not have to wonder any more because in this issue I have decided to give
Mutizwa to step down as Delta CEO
Business ReporterDELTA Corporation chief executive officer Mr Joe Mutizwa will step down from his post and that of director of the beverage maker on May 31. He wwill be succeeded by Mr Pearson Gowero, who takes office from
Tourism Matrix: We might never have this chance again in 300 years
Isdore Guvamombe
THE United Nations World Tourism Organisation inspectors arrived in the country three days ago to inspect Zimbabwe and Zambia’s progress in their preparation to host the 2013 general assembly.
China donates US$14m goods
Agriculture Reporter
CHINA yesterday handed over a consignment of rice and wheat worth US$14 million to the Zimbabwean Government for distribution to the poor. The consignment comprised 9 722,85 tonnes of