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Have you ever gone window shopping? Quite often if you look through shop windows you will see beautiful things with a price tag attached. You will also see cell- phones in some shop windows, they
Deputy minister Moyo dies
Adamski was great for Bosso but he was awesome for the Warriors and, in the Dream Team, he found the team of his dreams
Sharuko on Saturday
If you are reading this blog then that means one thing — the world didn’t end yesterday. That’s the closest I could get to a print version of the video that the American space agency, NASA, postedTourism sector to celebrate growth
Business Reporter
PLAYERS in the tourism sector will next week converge in Victoria Falls to celebrate the growth and development of the industry through music and dance.Company boss jailed
Court Reporter
A director with a Bulawayo company, Kinneret Engineering and Regmel Marketing, has been sentenced to five years in prison for fraud involving $56 778.Nissi Global avails loan fund for women in business
Business Reporter
A LEADING micro-finance institution Nissi Global has availed a $300 000 loan fund to assist women in business secure funding to support their enterprises.Cop killer’s trial resumes
Court Reporter
THE trial of a speeding motorist, who allegedly crushed a female police officer to death at a roadblock, resumed yesterday with a State witness saying he looked confused after the accident.
Calling neighbour witch lands man in jail
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5,5m registered to vote, voter registration to resume
Harare Bureau
ZIMBABWE has slightly over 5,5 million registered voters, with the number expected to increase when mobile voter registration begins on 3 January.
Mobile voter registration would be done ahead of harmonised elections expected in March next year.
Although Registrar General Mr Tobaiwa Mudede could not be drawn to comment on the figures yesterday, he said as at November, registered voters were 5 589 355.
The number is lower than those who registered to vote in the 2008 polls by nearly 300 000.
There were 5 612 464 registered voters by December 2007, but the number rose to 5 934 768 by February the following year following a mobile voter registration campaign.
February was the cut-off date for new registrations for the 2008 elections.
The fall in the number of registered voters could be a result of deaths.Dinesh Naran spared agony of jail life
Court Reporter
PROMINENT Bulawayo businessman Dinesh Manilal Naran heaved a sigh of relief yesterday when he was spared the agony of jail life and instead fined $2 000 (or 12 months in prison).