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- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Zinara disburses $132m for roads in 2019
Tendai Mugabe, Harare Bureau Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) disbursed $132 million to road authorities in 2019 as Government doubled efforts to provide an efficient transport system befitting an upper middle-income…
- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Female boxer seeks to scale greater heights
Ngqwele Dube, Sports Correspondent BOXING has largely remained a male dominated sport with few females venturing into the sector but a determined young woman is intent on carving her name in…
- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Apostolic sects appeal for economic inclusion
Dumisani Nsingo, Senior Business Reporter Association of Apostolic Churches in Zimbabwe (AACZ) president Bishop Tsungai Vushe says there is a need for Government to unveil a fund to capacitate various projects…
- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Man rapes ex-girlfriend at knifepoint
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, Gwanda Correspondent A GWANDA man has been arrested for allegedly raping his ex-girlfriend at knifepoint before robbing her of R2 000 and a cellphone over an alleged unpaid debt.…
- SundayMail
- January 5, 2020
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Blood transfusion at selected clinics
Selected council medical health facilities in the two metropolitans — Harare and Bulawayo — have been approved to offer free blood to patients following an extension of the Government subsidy that previously covered State-run hospitals only.
- SundayMail
- January 5, 2020
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Iran outplays the US, again
To call the United States embassy in Baghdad merely a diplomatic mission is to severely understate its scope and size.
At 104 acres, the compound is nearly the size of Vatican City and comes complete with its own dormitories, dining halls, electrical plant, fire department and everything else needed to support the thousands of diplomats and contractors housed inside its thick walls.
- SundayMail
- January 5, 2020
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Cyclic weather patterns, a threat to Southern Africa
The Southern African region is facing a recurrent drought and flood challenge due to cyclic weather patterns, made worse by climate variability and change.
The cyclic weather patterns result from the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), a naturally occurring phenomenon that involves fluctuating ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Black Swallows win Inyathi New Year’s Day tournament
Mehluli Sibanda, Senior Sports Reporter BLACK Swallows ended Shooting Stars’ hopes of a third football title at the Moyo K Cup when they won the 2020 edition with a 4-1 on…
- SundayNews
- January 5, 2020
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Reading to better writing
Charles Dube WE pick up our discussion from where we left last year on the importance of reading. We alluded to the fact that modern technology has overshadowed traditional trends…
- SundayMail
- January 5, 2020
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Ex-hubby throws away food
A Harare man has been dragged to court for throwing away his children’s food or grabbing it for own consumption while the minors go hungry.