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Tichaona Zindoga Political Editor There are a number of issues that have recently caught my eye regarding the land question in Zimbabwe. The first is the announcement by Minister of Lands…
‘No reversal of commodities price slump soon’
CAPE TOWN. – Anglo American’s chief executive said yesterday the mining industry had itself to blame for oversupply in the market and cannot rely on a reversal of the commodities…
Agribank, IDBZ removed from US sanctions list
Tichaona Zindoga Political Editor The United States of America has removed Agribank and the Infrastructure Development Bank of Zimbabwe from its sanctions list.
Dead pangolin lands man in jail
Prosper Dembedza Court Correspondent Possession of a dead pangolin proved costly for a Harare man after he was yesterday slapped with a mandatory nine-year jail term.
Factionalism, social media on PB agenda
Herald Reporters Debate on the abuse of social media by some zanu-pf members to deride others and factionalism will top the agenda of the revolutionary party’s first Politburo meeting for…
A vote for an establishment candidate, a vote for Trump
NEW YORK. — A lot of Republicans will head to the polls in New Hampshire today, motivated to vote against Donald Trump. But because of a quirk in how the state…
Comprehensive foreign policy launched
MOGADISHU. — The Federal Republic of Somalia on Sunday launched a comprehensive foreign policy to guide its relationship with the outside world in crucial matters like trade and war against…
Theatre in the Park hosts ‘love songs’ show
Own Correspondent The new Theatre in the Park venue at Harare Gardens will host its first show on Sunday. The Valentine’s Day show will be a musical featuring Bob Nyabinde, who…
African migration on spotlight in new exhibition
An exhibition titled “Kabbo Ka Muwala/ The Girl’s Basket” exhibition is underway at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe. The exhibition is based on migration and mobility in contemporary art in Southern…
Fears mount over drug-resistant HIV
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Health Reporter At least 60 percent of people living with HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa, including Zimbabwe, are becoming resistant to the key anti-retroviral drug, Tenofovir, raising fears among…