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From Tendai Mugabe in CHISUMBANJE
CHISUMBANJE Ethanol Plant should be reopened urgently to benefit the
Govt appears divided over conservancy leases
Sydney Kawadza Assistant News Editor
GOVERNMENT appears divided over the issuance of leases to indigenous operators in
Zanu-PF convenes emergency meeting
Freeman Razemba Crime Reporter
Zanu-PF has convened an emergency meeting today in Harare to address law and order in the capital, among other issues. The revolutionary party’s secretary for administration Cde Didymus Mutasa said they would talk to the provincial party leadership on the matter. “We are going to talk to them
Cosmic nemesis on a warpath
Stephen MpofuIn recent months stories have been published about floods in China, Russia, Nigeria and Korea. Since none of these countries are Zimbabwe, who cares about what happens there? But you (yes you) ought to fear that this country might be in line for the same onslaught since the world is now
Shamu consoles Kurasha family
Herald Reporter
MEDIA, Information and Publicity Minister Webster Shamu yesterday consoled the Kurasha family following the death of Mbuya Jotina Kurasha at the Avenues Clinic on Tuesday. Mbuya Kurasha (93) was the mother to former Harare City Council commissioner and prominent educationist Professor
Marikana mine: 3 minutes of horror
KATSHA-A! katsha-a! katsha-a! katsha-a! Last Thursday, the sound of the FN or whatever assault rifle went on and on, amid shouts and screams, and in three or four minutes dozens of people lay on the ground, dead, and others injured. The body count was 34 dead and 78 miners injured. AAfricom offers best of both worlds
Tonderai Rutsito Techspot
DURING the past few weeks I have been focusing on providing tips on what to look out for when choosing an Internet Service Provider. Some of the issues I have identified include the size of your Internet needs, the speed offered, network’s reliability and the cost. In my quest to help you
Stability, Democracy and Western Interests
Reason Wafawarova
When Saddam Hussein carried out the 1988 gassing of Kurds and when he massacred the Shiite rebels in 1991, the atrocities did not amount to matters of egregious human rights abuses insofar as Washington and other Western capitals were concerned.
Ethiopian leader Meles Zenawi dies
Meles Zenawi, the prime minister of Ethiopia, has died while undergoing treatment for an undisclosed illness, according to Ethiopian state television.
Chiefs meet over share scheme proceeds
Midlands Correspondent
ZVISHAVANE chiefs are expected to meet today to deliberate on how to disburse part of the $2 million community share ownership scheme funds the district received under the Mimosa Mine Share Ownership Trust.