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- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 38 views
Govt pushes urban solar lighting
Debra Matabvu Government will start installing US$500 000 worth of solar street lights before 2015 is out, an initiative projected to save at least 100MW. These will replace conventional street…
- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 22 views
Circumcision: Myths, facts and fiction
Dr Sebastian Ndlovu There are many myths and assumptions surrounding circumcision, and history has a sure way of repeating itself — rearing its head in the present. After the studies…
- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 24 views
‘Don’t promise what you can’t deliver’
Cde Douglas Karoro was recently elected to represent the people of Mbire in the National House of Assembly, in by-elections held on September 19. On Wednesday he was sworn-in, together…
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- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 137 views
Chiefs seek a place in the sun
The parking lot at Just-In-Time Farm, about 10km west of Chivhu in Mashonaland East, was on October 17 grossly oversubscribed. Some of the people there had driven from such faraway…
- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 106 views
From St Kitts to Gweru with love
Tendai Mbirimi Losing both parents at a tender age is the stuff of nightmares, especially when the parents have been surviving hand-to-mouth. Picture losing both parents at age four, somewhere…
- SundayMail
- October 25, 2015
- 65 views
Inconvenient Youth with Umthanakhe Taura (Iyut): Economic empowerment at local level
Taura mourns the passing on of Zanele Naledi Ntombizodwa Moyo. Zanele is an unsung hero of the youth movement who, in a grand way advocated for young people’s issues through…
- SundayNews
- October 25, 2015
- 1785 views
Zimbo takes SA house movement by storm
WHEN Mncedisi Bahle Moyo boarded a Johannesburg-bound bus in 2007, in search of greener pastures, little did he know that he would rise to become a talking point in the…
- SundayMail
- October 24, 2015
- 111 views
Today’s Woman persevere in power outage
A power outage at the official opening night of Today’s Woman International conference could not deter thousands of women who had gathered for worship.
Zero increase in varsity fees: Zuma
Johannesburg — The sound of rubber bullets, stun grenades, and stones hitting police nyalas greeted President Jacob Zuma’s announcement yesterday afternoon that university fees would rise by 0 percent in…
Zero increase in varsity fees: Zuma
Johannesburg — The sound of rubber bullets, stun grenades, and stones hitting police nyalas greeted President Jacob Zuma’s announcement yesterday afternoon that university fees would rise by 0 percent in…