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Halaal delicacies demystified

Many aspects within the Muslim lifestyle, among them the halaal food, have been viewed with suspicion by those outside the community.

Muslims only consume halaal food. As a result, it has been shrouded in mystery as most people are clueless on what differentiates this type of food from any other.

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Film Trust plugs bogus Zim narratives

Distortion of Zimbabwean history through publication and production of factually incorrect literature, audio and video recordings will now be a thing of the past.

Both local and foreign content creators have often been found wanting when it comes to telling the Zimbabwean narrative.

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Seed Co pushes for horticulture

Listed seed maker Seed Co is encouraging farmers to switch to horticulture to reduce the risk of low yields and crop failure, which is associated with climate change.

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Foreign Direct Investments more than double

FOREIGN Direct Investment (FDI) to Zimbabwe more than doubled last year compared to the past two years, the latest United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) World Investment Report has revealed.

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Spending habits personal finance experts hate

Raise your hand if you’ve wasted money this week. You’re not alone. “We often think that simply because we’re adults, we should know how to manage our money, and that just isn’t the case,” says financial expert Tiffany Aliche, aka “The Budgetnista” and Prudential’s financial wellness advocate. “Most of us, in fact, need expert guidance when it comes to achieving financial wellness, and that’s perfectly natural.”

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Water is life

“Residents should take part in social engineering of projects, civic education and offer community stewardship in maintaining infrastructure. Besides this, residents should pay for water and sanitation services rendered, so that local authorities generate finance to maintain infrastructure,” said Hardlife Mudzingwa, the programmes director for Community Water Alliance.

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Tanganda half marathon still on

OVER 1 000 long-distance runners from around the region are expected to grace this year’s edition of Tanganda half marathon, one of the country’s most prestigious races.

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Rugby team impresses in SA

ZIMBABWE Women’s rugby have once again made a bold statement about being the future of the national game after the Under-18 side dominated in South Africa.

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Align to Your Greatness

Intentions are important but they are not a substitute for the lack of alignment. Intentions give you the right to play, but they are not the play. When driving a car, you can feel it when the wheels are not aligned. Your drive is smoother, the car is steady and requires less energy to go faster and further when the wheels are in perfect alignment. You charge towards greatness faster and perform better when your thoughts, feelings, emotions, goals, and values are aligned. Misalignment affects a car’s balance. So it is with any system, once alignment is not in place balance is compromised, energy is wasted and people are seized with doing what is unnecessary and non-value adding. Wherever you see waste, overburdening and inefficiency there is some misalignment somewhere.