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Leroy Dzenga,Features Writer The just-ended festive season provided rich pickings for a re-emerging breed of Zimbabwean entrepreneurs. Popularly identified as runners, these are people willing to endure inconvenience for a…
Maintain peace, youths urged
Yeukai Tazira Herald Reporter Youths Against Violence Organisation on Thursday challenged youths across Zimbabwe to engender a culture of peace and dialogue to ensure prosperity. The organisation is a grouping…
Of Zupco buses, boarding chaos, VIPs
Roselyne Sachiti,Features, Health & Society Editor Part 1 At the beginning of last year, the Government reintroduced Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) buses in its quest to build a safe…
Home-schooling grows among elite
Clodine Manyozo Technology and globalisation is making people do several things no one ever thought would happen and some of them were just meant to be done by the super…
Harare’s river of life, vice and death
Isdore Guvamombe,Assistant Editor Before the hassle brought by the birth of Harare into a capital city, Mukuvisi River’s water flowed innocently and gently over gleaming stones polished smooth by ages…
African environmentalist speaks out on new book
Correspondent This month, the world will for the first time read a tell-all book that exposes the little-known dark secrets about global wildlife management politics. This book focuses on one…
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Twala lambasts son over cellphone theft
“You are better off dead” — musician Chicco Twala shouts at son suspected of theft Police are investigating a case of theft against the son of legendary musician and producer…
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- January 10, 2020
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Meghan Markle flies to Canada 24 hours after royal family fallout
Meghan Markle has flown to Canada leaving Harry to deal with the fall-out of their announcement to “step back” as senior royals. The Duchess has headed back to be with…
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- January 10, 2020
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India’s top court orders review of internet shutdown
India’s Supreme Court yesterday ordered authorities to review the suspension of internet services in Indian-administered Kashmir within a week. The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi imposed a crippling communication…
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- January 10, 2020
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Lesotho PM’s party seeks his ouster over wife’s murder
Lesotho’s ruling party on Thursday asked Prime Minister Thomas Thabane to resign over alleged links to the 2017 murder of his wife, calling him a “threat to the nation.” In…