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- March 13, 2015
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Moza leases huge land holdings to foreigners
Mozambique, a country wracked by hunger, has signed away land concessions three times larger than Greater London to outside investors in the past decade, displacing thousands of farmers in the…
Editorial Comment: Political stability must last in Lesotho
SADC diplomacy has contained a potential threat to peace and security in Lesotho. The small mountain kingdom held a parliamentary election on February 28 to end a dispute in the…
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- March 13, 2015
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A long walk: Is SA race a grey area?
Farayi Matondo 2015 marks the celebrations of the 21st Anniversary of the coming of freedom in the country. It is worrying to note, however, that in the new dispensation, the…
Time to match political rhetoric on land with financial commitment
Joram Nyathi Group Political Editor ZIMBABWE’S annual maize requirement is estimated at 1,8 million tonnes. Last year the country produced a decent 1,3 million tonnes, up 30 percent compared to previous…
Ebola: Liberia’s long road to recovery
Prince Collins and Jennifer Lazuta Correspondents LIBERIA has lifted nationwide curfews and reopened its land borders with key trading partners Sierra Leone and Guinea, but a full recovery from the economic…
Sable Chemicals eyes Lupane gas
Lovemore Zigara and Prosper Ndlovu Business Reporters THE country’s sole Ammonium Nitrate (AN) fertiliser manufacturer, Sable Chemicals, has embarked on a feasibility study to exploit Coal Bed Methane (CBM) reserves in…
New wave of women cheaters
Daisy Jeremani Gender Editor ZIMBABWE has woken up to a disappointing phenomenon of philandering, where a high number of women have been caught in adulterous relationships, in the process shattering lives…
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Killer croc captured, shot dead
Ngoni Dapira A big crocodile that had caused havoc in Burma Valley was caught in Mazonwe River last week by Zimbabwe National Parks and Wildlife Authority officials.
Judge to rule on Mutasa, Mliswa application urgency basis
Harare Bureau Chief Justice Godfrey Chidyausiku, will on Monday determine whether the constitutional application by former Zanu-PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa and his nephew Temba Mliswa, should be heard…
It’s game on at ZimCafe
Melissa Mpofu recently in Victoria Falls LOCAL music has become the signature tone for recently opened ZimCafé International Pub and Grill in Victoria Falls. The pub, which was officially opened…