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- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Hartzell school head ‘s rape trial begins
Ray Bande Senior Reporter HARTZELL High School headmaster Shorwi Kawadza’s trial for sleeping with a minor and deliberately infecting her with an STI is scheduled commence today.
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Cop points gun at nieghbours
Tendai Gukutikwa A POLICE officer stationed at Mutare Rural is in trouble with the law after he pointed a gun at his neighbours threatening to shoot them. Felix Chemvumi (32)…
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Shumba raises Manicaland flag high
Liberty Dube MUTARE’S own pride and gospel musician, Blessing Shumba was on Tuesday afternoon handed over his prize money of $1 300 at Mandel Training Centre in Harare after his…
- Manicapost
- January 29, 2016
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Celebrating unity is a necessity
Mukachana Hanyani I READ with dismay that there are some individuals who have gone to the constitutional Court challenging the constitutionality of observing and celebrating the Unity Day as a…
Bulawayo Market Fair begins
Brighton Gumbo, Business Reporter THE Bulawayo Market Fair starts today with rural and urban entrepreneurs expected to exhibit and sell their locally-made products.
Ndinodanana nemukuwasha: Ambuya
MAMBO Chivero vekuMhondoro vatenderedzwa musoro nenyaya yemumwe mukuwasha naambuya veko avo vari kudura kuti vanodanana zvekudanana zviya.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Restore teaching profession to former glory
The teaching has for years been regarded as a noble profession and teachers were held in very high esteem by their respective communities until recently.
Murowa boss steps down
Lovemore Zigara, Business Correspondent MUROWA Diamonds managing director, Zebra Kasete, has left the mining concern and is serving his notice up to the end of the month.
MAONERO EDU: Warriors: Zifa yakazvinwisa
KUBURITSWA kwakaitwa chikwata chenhabvu chenyika chemaWarriors kumitambo yeAfrican Nations Championships (CHAN) uyo iri kutambirwa kuRwanda, kwakarwadza munhu wose. Hapana aimbofungira kuti
Mobile money deposits drop 11 percent
Brighton Gumbo, Business Reporter ZIMBABWE mobile money deposits declined by an average of 11 percent in the third quarter of last year recording $458 million compared to $512 million recorded…