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- February 5, 2018
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Farmers lose R14bn as Cape drought bites
Western Cape farmers have recorded R14bn in losses so far, as a result of the crippling drought in the province, according to Agri Western Cape CEO Carl Opperman.
The woman whom death forgot
By Mirirai Nsingo Shingirai Matogo would lie in her cold home waiting. With every movement at her doorstep, every flutter of a shadow, every lick of the lips by the…
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- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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Winky D smiles all the way to the bank. . . Ginimbi buys first copy for $40 000
Problem Masau/Prince Sunduzani, Showbiz Reporters Businessman and socialite Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure bought the first copy of Winky D’s latest album, Gombwe, for $40 000 during its launch on Friday night…
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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PAP president endorses new Zim administration
Harare Bureau Pan-African Parliament (PAP) president Mr Roger Nkodo Dang arrived in the country yesterday and immediately endorsed the new administration of President Mnangagwa, which he said been embraced by…
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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$8k for baby’s death. . . Doctor ordered to pay
Auxilia Katongomara, Chronicle Reporter A BULAWAYO medical doctor, sued for negligently causing the death of a newborn baby, has been ordered to pay the deceased’s family $8 000.
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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NRZ procures $6m rail equipment
Oliver Kazunga, Acting Business Editor THE National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) has bought new rail equipment worth about $6 million as the parastatal moves to boost its operational efficiency under…
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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Mhlophe vows to tackle debt
Ricky Zililo, Senior Sports Reporter REDUCING the ballooning Highlanders’ debt, which threatens the club’s existence, tops the priority list of new Bosso chairman Colonel (Retired) Kenneth Mhlophe.
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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EDITORIAL COMMENT: No one wants a return to the old order
After running the country with an iron fist for so long, presiding over an economic collapse unseen outside a war zone and making this country a pariah, the old order…
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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‘Killer’ soldier’s relatives start negotiating with bereaved family
Whinsley Masara, Chronicle Reporter THE family of a soldier who allegedly fired about 20 shots, killing his wife and her two siblings before shooting himself in a suicide attempt in…
- Chronicle
- February 5, 2018
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Zim saves $12 million in foreign currency per year through Natpak
Thandiwe Katinhimure, Business Reporter PACKAGING company, Natpak says Zimbabwe is now saving $12 million in foreign currency per year thanks to local production by the company’s second production line that…