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- April 5, 2014
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Anglo-Saxon crisis,Zim’s moment in history
African Focus Tafataona Mahoso The Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Development (Zim Asset) is at risk of being detached from its revolutionary origins and objectives by an exclusive elite of…
- SundayMail
- April 5, 2014
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A unique take on the 300 franchise
Tinashe Kusema Film Review Some movies simply define a genre while others catapult their stars to the next level but it’s really rare to find one that does both.
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- April 5, 2014
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Girl-child needs to be protected
Her Point Of View Wendy Nyakurerwa A child’s upbringing, from birth to adulthood, is a delicate process. If compromised, it might lead to a distorted life. From the moment the…
ZITF to attract more livestock
Farming Reporter THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair’s agricultural exhibition, which is organised by the Bulawayo Agricultural Society (BAS), will this year attract more livestock and crop produce as evidenced by…
REA in Mat South
Ngonidzashe Chiutsi Business Correspondent THE Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has electrified more than 745 public institutions in Matabeleland South province since its formation in 2002, an official has said. Speaking…
Bulawayo rising again
BULAWAYO is slowly rising above the de-industrialisation tag as foreign investors have started trickling into the city, raising hope that the city will soon crawl out of its slumber and…
How they spend mega salaries
Cuthbert Dube Position: Booted out PSMAS CEO Stated Salary: US$530 000
Gumbura deserves bail, argues lawyer
Daniel Nemukuyu Senior Reporter RMG End Time Message Church leader Robert Martin Gumbura should be judged on the facts established in his case without the influence of the people’s moral…
US$23m boost satellite school
From George Maponga in Masvingo Government will soon start revamping infrastructure at more than 1 400 satellite schools countrywide after securing a US$23 million loan from China for education and…
Massive response to road projects bids
Herald Reporter Government has received overwhelming response s from companies interested in constructing the country’s major highways under the Public-Private-Partnership arrangement.