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- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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Dream come true for Binga
Cabinet has unanimously endorsed Nigerian billionaire Mr Aliko Dangote’s decision to invest in Zimbabwe’s critical economic sectors, with his high-powered technical team expected in Harare tomorrow to conclude the deals.
- SundayMail
- September 6, 2015
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Tarisai’s painful journey with genital warts
Medical experts have said that Tarisai Batoni, the young woman who recently appeared in our sister paper Kwayedza claiming that she is growing genital warts that resemble mushrooms, flowers and…
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- September 6, 2015
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Matrimonial Hub: Marriage is about cleaving to each other
SUCCESSFUL marriages are made up of successful individuals who get together.
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- September 6, 2015
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The Christian Youth: Watch who speaks to your heart
THANK you for choosing to read this article today. We pray it will be a blessing to you. For the past two weeks I have been writing about guarding your…
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- September 6, 2015
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ZHUWAO Brief: An inconvenient youth and another liberation
The Zhuwao Brief congratulates President Mugabe for being invited to chair a youth empowerment conference on the side lines of the forthcoming UN General Assembly.
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- September 6, 2015
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Unique kitchen, living room partitions
LIVING rooms and kitchens with an open floor plan can boost your home’s market value, unfortunately the layout does not give you much privacy.
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- September 6, 2015
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Divine Appointments: Chipangas sing God’s goodness
Are Charles and Namatai Chipanga a replica of the celebrated first family of gospel music, Pastor Charles and Olivia Charamba? Chipanga, in 2010 married another musician Namatai Mubariki,
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- September 6, 2015
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Windfall for summer farmers
Chief Reporter Government will this week release at least US$14 million in the latest batch of funds meant to pay farmers for grain delivered to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)…
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- September 6, 2015
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Early warning systems to minimise drought risks
The Meteorological Services Department is working on developing an Early Warning System Network to curb drought and natural disasters risk, an official has said.
adminNew MD forced to go on leave…‘POWER STRUGGLE’ HAUNTS PSMAS
Chronicle/Herald Reporters— Premier Service Medical Aid Society managing director Henry Mandishona has been sent on forced leave pending investigations into various misdemeanours, which include suspected mismanagement, only four months after…