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• January 26, 2020
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A dragonfly cannot spit fire and brimstone

Dogs can be deceptively vicious or gentle.

This is why it is often not uncommon for dogs that bark the most to be less known for their bite, while conversely, those that are seemingly benign, which rarely bark, are usually infamous for their hellish bite.

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• January 26, 2020
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Govt injects $23m into new city

Government will spend over $23 million this year to lay the foundations for the development of a new city around Mt Hampden, with preliminary work that includes drawing the masterplan having already begun.

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• January 26, 2020
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‘We have an obligation to clean up Zinara’

Due to the magnitude of corruption plaguing the Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara), many reckoned that rehabilitating the parastatal would necessarily involve a root-and-branch approach.

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• January 26, 2020
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Sports analysts trash Chiyangwa’s stadium bid

Independent observers and sports analysts have poured cold water on Philip Chiyangwa’s audacious plans to build a multi-purpose stadium saying such a venture needs a massive financial injection of hundreds of millions of dollars.

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• January 26, 2020
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Premiums bite harder as cash shortages persist

While premiums paid to access cash have dropped from the lofty levels of around 50 percent prior to the injection of additional cash in November last year, they remain high at 30 percent due to the acute shortage of cash.