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John Manzongo recently in Kariba Zimbabwe National Army personnel should embrace and contribute meaningfully to successful implementation of the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation, an official has said.
Muchinguri donates to rugby team
Mbachi Mutukula-Maregere Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE women’s rugby team patron Oppah Muchinguri says there is need to pump funds into sport for the country to do well in international tournaments.
English rugby schools to tour Zim
Paul Munyuki Sports Reporter THE England Independent Schools side is expected in the country tomorrow and will take on Mbare Academy in their opening game at Harare Sports Club on…
Zim economy: The silver lining
Albert Nomuredzo In the money Confidence is an essential part of the investment decision making process; in fact it is the fabric behind any deliberate action undertaken by man.
Civil service retrenchments, dilemma for Government
The Flip Side Kuthula Matshazi However, the number of workers currently employed by Government is not sustainable. The longer it takes to solve this problem, the more likely unintended consequences…
Thumbs up for Gweru poetry slam
Reckson Mandizvidza Entertainment reporter Stakeholders in the arts sector have hailed the weekly poetry competitions that are being held in Gweru for budding as well as seasoned poets. Artistes, sponsors…
Chad withdraws from CAR
N’DJAMENA. — Chad announced yesterday it was withdrawing from the African peacekeeping force in the violence-torn Central African Republic after being accused of siding with a mainly Muslim movement that…
Musicians celebrate awards
Entertainment Reporter Dancehall musicians that were recently honoured at the inaugural Zimdancehall Awards will tonight celebrate their achievements with a show at Super Label Nightclub. Most of the musicians have…
Caine Prize denies selection bias
Stanely Mushava Arts Correspondent The Caine Prize for African Writing director Lizzy Attree has refuted criticism that the selection criterion for the award is slanted towards stories which are stereotypical…
Anglicans to build varsity
Nyemudzai Kakore Herald Reporter The Anglican Church of the Central Province of Central Africa has unveiled plans to build a US$120 million university in Chitungwiza, about 35km south-east of Harare.