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Zim almost ready to compensate white farmers

Zimbabwe has made significant progress in its efforts to compensate white former farmers with valuations having been carried out for nine of the 10 provinces.

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• March 3, 2019
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From the States with love

THIRTEEN-years after packing his bags and high-tailing it to the United States of America; Farai Mutatu is now ready to heed the call of his gaffer Tonderayi Ndiraya and comeback home to represent the country of his birth.

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Zim-Botswana in sparkling diamond deal

Zimbabwe has struck a deal with Botswana to start processing its diamonds at the world-renowned Diamond Trading Company (DTC) in Gaborone, in a move that is expected to see the country get the maximum possible value from its precious stones.

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ED to headline Midlands devolution conference

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to grace a conference to discuss devolution in the Midlands province on March 18, as provinces continue to line up their ducks in a row in preparation of the new governance architecture that will result from the imminent transfer of power from central Government.

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A ‘RESURRECTED’ ZIMBABWEAN WHO ATTRACTED WORLD ATTENTION

Did Pastor Alph Lukau calculate his move?

If so, in that calculation, did he miscalculate?

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‘Politics became an unavoidable route’

We chronicle the political life of former Whawha detainee Cde Agrippa Samuriwo. Cde Samuriwo, who comes from a family of early black business people, narrates to our Deputy News Editor Levi Mukarati his childhood life and how he became active in politics during his youthful years.