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The Arena Tendai Manzvanzvike
FORTY-EIGHT years ago from May 23 to 25 1964, Zimbabwe African National Union (Zanu) members embarked on a journey into the future, a journey to the Midlands town of Gwelo to lay the rubrics of a
The hour of reckoning is nigh!
Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus
Last week President Mugabe spoke strongly on the need for Zimbabweans to desist from corruption, warning that those caught in the act would be dealt with accordingly. He said even Cabinet ministers
SAZ move welcome
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The Standards Association of Zimbabwe recently held a conference with relevant ICT stakeholders in a move to lobby for the implementation of ICT standards that will mark the touchstone ofIn Pursuit of Revolutionary Change
Reason WafawarovaZimbabwe, like the generality of post-colonial Africa is still smitten by the brutal scourge of ancient social ills, be it famine, disease, pauperisation or any other forms of harassment. This is despite the
Minister hails AfreximBank
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Freda Rebecca gold production up 66 percent
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GOLD production at Freda Rebecca Mine increased by 66 percent to 36 335 ounces in the six months to 30 September 2012 compared to the same period last year.
The Coup gets rave reviews
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Whose star will shine bright?
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ZIMBABWE’S most outstanding player in the Castle Lager Premiership will be crowned at a banquet in Harare on Friday evening.Mangore successfully appeals against life ban
Mduduzi Moyo
THE Bulawayo Pool Association (BPA) has rescinded a life ban imposed on former disciplinary committee chairman Ngoni Mangore for a violent outburst during the Skittle Inn tournament in August this year.
Zim elections are professionally run: US envoy
Prosper Ndlovu
THE United States, which has in the past disputed Zimbabwean election processes, yesterday said the country’s polls have been held in a professional manner.
Speaking to journalists at the Bulawayo Press Club, newly accredited US Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Bruce Wharton said his government now understands that it has no mandate interfering in the internal politics of the country.
The US, together with its allies in the West, have been masterminding a regime change agenda in Zimbabwe using underhand agencies such as non-governmental organisations and pirate radio stations.
However, Ambassador Wharton said as the country gears for the 2013 harmonised elections Zimbabweans have the right to choose the leaders they want through an election process without any external influence.