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- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Ayew, Ighalo lead African charge
ENGLAND ANDRE AYEW (Swansea)
Mhunzamusha yaiva mumakumbo emwana
PANE mhuri yekuGokwe inoti yakaona nyoka yendara kana kuti mhunzamusha kaviri pamusha asi pakazoitika mashura avasina kunzwisisa.
Nigeria’s Jonathan evades arms scandal probing
Abuja – Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan evaded questions involving the ongoing investigation into the purchasing of arms by his administration, during an interview on Wednesday in Geneva, Nigerian publication…
Bill Clinton paints Hillary as a ‘changemaker’
Mason City – Former president Bill Clinton was back on the campaign trail in Iowa on Wednesday, calling his presidential candidate wife Hillary a changemaker as her rival surged ahead…
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Evaluate your associations
Arthur Marara Motivation for success “Good company and good discourse are the sinews of virtue” [Izaak Walton]. It is better to have no friends at all than to have a thousand…
Kupisa: Vofefeterwa nemafeni muchikoro
NEKUDA kwekupisa kwakanyanyisa kuri mudunhu reChiredzi, kuMasvingo, zvimwe zvikoro zveko zvava kuzvipira kuisa zvinoita kuti dzimba dzekudzidzira dzigarike.
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Chiefs should lead drought relief efforts: Chief Makoni
Vusumuzi Makiweni in Rusape CHIEF Makoni has appealed to Government to enable traditional leaders to play a leading role in the distribution of food aid to their subjects and ensure…
A-LEVEL — MASIMBA: Tambu mimba tugu. . . Gwisai ndokudashura mudzimai
“HONYE YEMUNHU” naBarbara Makhalisa (43-51) Ongororo (Enderero mberi):
‘Ishungu kana kuti akamutswa’
NYANZVI dzezvechivanhu dzinoti kazhinji kana mushakabvu akamuka chipoko mushure menguva pfupi avigwa, zvine chirevo chakaita sekutadzirwa.
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Time to reconsider millet growing in Chipinge
James Gabaza DROUGHT-INDUCED hunger is wreaking havoc in Chipinge but some parts of the district are still stuck in “traditional” beliefs which are proving to be a threat to food…