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Daniela Gachago Correspondent Apartheid capitalised on differences in race, culture and gender. When it was finally abolished in 1994, South Africa introduced a new ideology in the name of nation building;…
How hashtags rob Zimbabwe!
Bernard Bwoni Correspondent WHAT is it about Zimbabweans and hashtags and fads? It has become the norm that on nearly a weekly basis or so there is a hashtag of some…
Teenager puts England in a spin
CHITTAGONG. — Teenage debutant Mehedi Hasan claimed five wickets for 64 runs to stun England’s top order and give Bangladesh the upper hand in the first Test cricket in Chittagong…
Hamilton under spotlight in US
AUSTIN. — Lewis Hamilton’s behaviour on and off the circuit will go under a sharp media microscope as he bids to keep his Formula One title challenge alive at this…
Imperialism, nature conspire against Haiti, Zim
When Africans show the connections between our genuine resistance at home and abroad, the fighting spirit which ensures we will forever be connected to our bravest ancestors drives us to…
JUST IN: Bulawayo residents to benefit from first ever free medical health expo
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter BULAWAYO residents will on Saturday benefit from the first ever free medical health expo that will see then coming face to face with experts in the…
LATEST: Disaster looms in Lowveld
From George Maponga in Masvingo Disaster looms in the Lowveld sugarcane industry with major dams that supply irrigation water to over 40 000 hectares of sugar cane in Chiredzi and…
LATEST: Chinhoyi denied city status
From Innocent Ruwende in VICTORIA FALLS The Ministry of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing has turned down an application by Chinhoyi Municipality to be accorded city status saying…
Samora Machel’s legacy must live on
Apartheid South Africa claimed one of its most high profile victims on October 19, 1986, when it assassinated founding Mozambique President Cde Samora Machel.
ZPC misses target. . . Cash flow challenges hit electricity generation
Senior Business Reporter THE Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) has missed its generation target by 9,14 percent to 1,758, 24 GWh in the third quarter ended September 30, 2016 due to…