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- businessweekly
- August 17, 2018
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Is blockchain technology the future of voting?
Election officials are looking at ways to bolster security before the November midterms. In Mac Warner’s 23 years in the US Army, he experienced firsthand the hurdles of voting from abroad.…
Torova muwonekedzo wetsumo
Ticha Danga KANA tichitaura nezvechikwangu, tiri kuti tava kurova kekupedzisira musambo watanga tiinawo. Ndinofunga tabikika zvakwana munyaya yetsumo dzatinoshandisa muzvinyorwa zvedu.
Members expose corrupt housing scheme executive
The committee running Mupamombe Housing Cooperative here is in the eye of a storm after members raised serious allegations of fraud, misappropriation of trust funds and victimisation of member.
Fears over typhoid spreading
The typhoid outbreak in Gweru City is suspected to have spread to other towns in the Midlands Province after reports of suspected cases of the water-borne disease in Zvishavane, Kwekwe, Shurugwi and Mberengwa.
Voburanirana makuhwa
Lizzy Mushoriwa VAVAKIDZANI vakanyandurana nenyaya yekuitirana makuhwa zvikaita kuti mumwe wavo apotera kudare achiti ave kutya kuti anogona kuuraiwa.
Harare City strike deal
HARARE CITY have secured a sponsorship deal with construction company, Sonnes Projects.
Follet-Smith turns the tables on leaders
UNITED States-based Ben Follet-Smith has once again turned the tables on the leaders after taking control of the National Aids Council Pro-Am golf tournament at Royal Harare yesterday.
- businessweekly
- August 17, 2018
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Advocates say paper ballots are safest
They’re also the cheapest and fastest way to address vulnerable systems before the midterms. In June, voting security advocate Marilyn Marks bought four used optical scanners online from the Canadian…
Kana ofinhura mukadzi . . .anodhotera mubhurugwa
Lizzy Mushoriwa VAMWE baba vakashaya pekupinda mudare apo mudzimai wavo akati aona nhamo nekuwacha mabhurugwa avo ayo avanoitira tsvina senzira yekuda kumupfidzisa.
Mutare arts outfit gets SA invite
MUTARE-based Zimbabwe International School Arts Festival (ZISAF) has been invited to represent the country at the Mazibuye Heritage Day Expo Festival in South Africa next month.