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- April 26, 2015
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Sunday Debate with Charles Charamba: Xenophobia: But we sang for your freedom
I am a minister of the gospel through both the pulpit and music. I seldom write on issues that are non-gospel, nonetheless, the recent developments in South Africa have been…
- SundayMail
- April 26, 2015
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EDUCATION: ZJC not coming back
With a literacy rate of 92 percent and esteemed to be one of Africa’s most literate nations, Zimbabwe has arguably created a strong primary education system as foundation to a…
- SundayNews
- April 26, 2015
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Zanu-PF suspends two MPs, four others face the boot
Munyaradzi Musiiwa Midlands Correspondent ZANU-PF Midlands Province has suspended Kwekwe Central Member of Parliament Cde Masango “Blackman” Matambanadzo and Zvipozvomweya Apostolic Church founder and leader Archbishop Kandros Mugabe over among…
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- April 26, 2015
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IN THE PRESS: Week of 26th of April
If Zimbabwe was a nation of dummies as Morgan Tsvangirai apparently thinks it is, we would have bought the story that he has been so desperately trying to sell us…
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- April 26, 2015
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ZITF commends local hospitality industry
Nqobizitha Dhlamini Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe International Trade Fair has commended the local hospitality industry for ensuring visitors coming for the trade fair that starts on Tuesday and ends on…
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- April 26, 2015
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Remarkable improvement at Registry office
Maud Kwembeya (26), one of the hundreds, if not thousands, of vendors that sell their wares on the streets of Harare, was busy packing her wares when her cellphone indicated…
- SundayMail
- April 26, 2015
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Rugby Fest: All hands on deck
THE annual Dairibord Schools Rugby Festival starts tomorrow with the cream of Zimbabwean schools talent on show at Prince Edward and Allan Wilson in Harare.
- SundayMail
- April 26, 2015
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Earthquake kills hundreds
A powerful earthquake struck Nepal and sent tremors through northern India yesterday, killing hundreds of people, toppling an historic 19th-century tower in the capital Kathmandu and touching off a deadly…
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- April 26, 2015
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New technology improves tobacco curing
Noah Pito in Hurungwe While Government and environmental conservationists encourage tobacco farmers to use coal rather than wood for curing their crop, the great challenge for many remains incapacity to…
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- April 26, 2015
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KOK TALES: Playing with fire
This is the second of six fictional episodes describing Adam Kok’s experiences in Egypt. They do not necessarily depict exactly what goes on in Egypt.