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• August 25, 2019
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US roots for Biti ahead of 2023 polls

United States officials who last week feted opposition St Marys legislator Job Sikhala at his house in Chitungwiza are rooting for the party’s vice president, Tendai Biti, to take charge of the party ahead of the 2023 elections, sources within the party have said.

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• August 25, 2019
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Zim to experience an upsurge of tourist arrivals

TOURIST arrivals from England to Zimbabwe are set to reach the 100 000 mark by year-end as interest in visiting the country continues to soar in the new dispensation, a tourism expert has said.

In an interview with The Sunday Mail, Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) representative in London, Ms Felisicious Munjaidi, said tourist interest is on the surge judging by daily inquiries at the embassy and confirmed visits of mainly British nationals.

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• August 25, 2019
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Grieving the modern way

IN one of the local suburbs, family and friends seem to be joyfully gathered beneath a purple and white well-decorated tent.

It appears like they are celebrating something.

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• August 25, 2019
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Can insects save the world?

The consumption of edible insects is increasingly becoming popular among many around the world.

Insects still have that “eck” factor when one finds them on their plate, but estimates are that over two billion people around the world already consume them on a consistent basis . . . So much so that the edible insect industry is projected to be worth US$1,2 billion over the next five years.

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• August 25, 2019
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Chagonda preaches ZIFA unity

SINCE his election onto the Zifa board and his subsequent appointment to head the marketing portfolio, Sugar Chagonda has kept his distance from the bruising battles at the football association.

The in-house and external fights have resulted in stagnation and confusion in the development of the country’s flagship sport.