Smith unrepentant over stokes row
LONDON. — Australia captain Steven Smith had no qualms about his part in the controversial dismissal of England’s Ben Stokes for obstructing the field in the second one-day international at…
Spiritual heritage in ‘Book of Not’
Ranga Mataire The Reader VERY few readers are able to decipher the spiritual and cultural heritage inherent in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s “Book of Not” (2006) and “Shards” by Cynthia Marangwanda (2014) with…
Climate Change Policy expected this month
Conrad Mwanawashe Business Reporter THE final draft of the national Climate Change Policy, which aims to provide the framework for the introduction of climate protection measures, is expected to be…
Africa’s most expensive art pieces
Art as a business in most African countries is not considered a viable career option. Apart from South Africa and Egypt, art pieces from other African countries do not fetch…
England qualify, Spain win
LONDON. — Wayne Rooney equalled Bobby Charlton’s England goalscoring record as Roy Hodgson’s side beat San Marino 6-0 to become the first nation to secure qualification for Euro 2016 on…
Grocery clubs mushroom as women uplift themselves
Ruth Butaumocho Gender Editor The economic developments in Zimbabwe have spawned a new breed of entrepreneurs, across all sectors of the economy. Some have achieved success overnight, while some continue to…
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- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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How Zimbabwe wooed Africa’s richest man
Aliko Dangote lavishes praises on President Mugabe Africa’s richest man Mr Aliko Dangote has always wanted to visit Zimbabwe to scout investment opportunities and to meet President Mugabe, whom he…
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- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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How Zimbabwe wooed Africa’s richest man
Aliko Dangote lavishes praises on President Mugabe Africa’s richest man Mr Aliko Dangote has always wanted to visit Zimbabwe to scout investment opportunities and to meet President Mugabe, whom he…
- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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Government to save US$400m on salaries
Government will save at least US$388 million yearly if recommendations of the 2015 Civil Service Audit Report on rationalising its artificially inflated wage bill are implemented.
- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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300 cops fired for corruption
Brian Chitemba and Tinashe Farawo At least 300 traffic police officers were sacked for corruption in 2014, and authorities have ordered a new computerised system to monitor all happenings at…