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Impact of reset in Russia-US relations

Ten years ago, in the spring of 2009, the new president-elect Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev, who had been in Kremlin for less than a year, held their first meeting in London, marking the beginning of a “reset” of US-Russian relationship that fell into a trough due to the 2008 Georgian war.

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Telling the African story one painting at a time

THERE was a hive of activity at Wild Geese Lodge last Sunday when 150 visual artists converged for the annual Art Fes­tival.

The venue was full of life, with the magnificent artworks on display adding colour to an already mesmeric atmos­phere. Among the artists showcasing their work at the fete was Lawrence Nyemba, whose captivating paintings had collectors drooling.

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526 graduate at Africa University

Five hundred and twenty-six Africa University (AU) students were conferred with degrees in various disciplines at a ceremony held in Mutare yesterday.

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Children Tariro empowering OVCs

Twenty-four-year old Paida is a mother of two, she stays in Mutare. She never saw her parents who died when she was less than a year old. At the age of 19, she already has two children (Blessmore and Divine) with different fathers who both deserted her.

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Paid employment, poverty reduction: SA challenge

Paid employment is generally considered the predominant and most sustainable way of pulling people out of poverty. But the past two decades have seen a global rise in the complex phenomenon of the working poor. South Africa is no exception.