Propaganda, spectator democracy
Reason Wafawarova
It did not take Hitler’s monstrous ambitions to drive the American population into the war mood that became synonymous with the First World War. In fact, Woodrow Wilson was elected to the US presidency at a time the American population was extremely pacifist that it saw no reason whatsoever for any form of involvement in a European war. Wilson and his administration realised that their commitment to war was not a shared opinion with the public and they decided to do something aboutTo replace or repair your cellphone?
Tonderai Rutsito TechSpot
NOWADAYS owning a cellphone is no longer a preserve for a few as was the case a few years ago.
The emphasis now is on what type of phone one has rather than whether one has one or not.
Beer price up!
Beverage manufacturer, Delta on Wednesday announced new beer selling prices at bottle stores and supermarkets.
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Zim football: Sky is the limit
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Preach peace, police chief urges political leaders
Herald Reporter
POLICE Commissioner-General Au
gustine Chihuri has urged politicians to preach peace as the country drifts towards the referendum and harmonised elections. The country is expected to hold the
Kunonga, Gandiya trade accusations
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
THE case in which the Anglican Church of the Province of Zimbabwe and its leader Archbishop Nolbert Kunonga are challenging eviction from Anglican properties opened yesterday with both parties trading
EU thaws on Zim diamonds
Hebert Zharare Political Editor
THE European Union has softened its stance on Marange diamonds and has, for the first time, lauded the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme for withdrawing monitors and allowing unhindered
Chiyangwa stops construction of sewerage ponds
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Court Reporter
BUSINESSMAN Philip Chiyangwa has obtained a High Court order barring a local housing co-operative from constructing large sewerage ponds on his Stoneridge Farm property in Harare. Justice Charles
Pasuwa in trenches
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