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Felex Share Features Writer
For many people, Valentine’s Day is a day to cherish and remember. It is a day when people go out of their way to show love and affection to their loved ones. But for a 14-year-old Kadoma boy, Elisha
Can Africa feed itself?
Moses Hategeka Features Correspondent“My son, had I known the negative effects of having many children, I would have stopped on two children. I am finding it extremely difficult to ably feed my large family comprising of two women and
The room of expectation
Zachary Aldwin Milkshake in the Boardroom
CHRISTMAS is around the corner, and while singing “Joy to the World” at the weekend at a gathering, I couldn’t help but think, “Wow Christmas carols, make me want to be a better person”. You can’tThe power of a SWOT analysis
Shelter Chieza Change Management
AS we wrap up the year’s events, it is wise for a company to take an audit of the year’s activities. There are things that you essentially don’t have control over and others that you have some degreeJapan eyes Zim coal
Lloyd Gumbo Herald ReporterGOVERNMENT says Japan wants to import about 15 million tonnes of coal from Zimbabwe every year, a development that will boost the coal industry. Mines and Mining Development Deputy Minister Gift
Jaure for Turkey
Godknows Matarutse Sports Reporter
DYNAMOS star defender and Castle Soccer Star of the Year finalist Partson Jaure could soon secure a dream move into the big European leagues after it emerged yesterday he is on the radar of some
World braces for next pandemic
LONDON. — Chances are high the world’s next pandemic will be a disease originating in animals, like 60 percent of current documented human infectious diseases. Even after hundreds of thousands ofSoccer’s unsung heroes
Innocent Ndorikanda Features CorrespondentIt is a typical Sunday afternoon in Harare and all roads lead to the popular Rufaro Stadium in Mbare where the country’s biggest derby is taking place. The stadium is already filled to the brims yet
Women sitting on health time bomb
Mary KashumbaA crowd of women wrestle over piles of lingerie as the sun blazes, its burning waves hitting the ground at the popular Mupedzanhamo Flea Market in Mbare on a Saturday morning. The women,