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- SundayNews
- February 16, 2020
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Zim women nabbed with R1m explosives in SA
Thupeyo Muleya, Beitbridge Bureau SOUTH African authorities have intensified measures to curb the illegal movement of goods across the Limpopo River and last week arrested two Zimbabwean women with explosives worth…
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- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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Cheap yet costly: Impact of second-hand clothes
THE illegal importation and sale of second-hand clothes is a thriving business in Zimbabwe — yet its effects on the textile industry, the economy and health of the population are calamitous.
While some countries have successfully put an end to the practice in order to protect their industries, Zimbabwe’s textile and apparel industries are struggling to survive.
- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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Academia, business links can boost exports
An expert at something was once a novice.
This famous statement demonstrates the practical link between learning institutions and successful businesses.
What this means is that today’s captains of industry were once students, and it will be a waste if such success stories are not imparted to young generations.
- SundayNews
- February 16, 2020
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Inside the sizzling feud around Hlabangana tshisa nyama
Bruce Ndlovu, Sunday Life Reporter WITH the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) throwing the rule book at them as it promises to clamp down on council leased sport clubs that are flaunting…
- SundayNews
- February 16, 2020
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Off season worries Warriors coach
Don Makanyanga, Harare Bureau NEW Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic looks set to hit the ground running, with the 55-year-old gaffer scheduling a one-on-one meeting with his predecessor Joey Antipas, this week,…
- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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Turning lemons into lemonade
WHEN Zimbabwe Assemblies of God-Africa (Zaoga) founder, Archbishop Ezekiel Guti’s late son Ezekiel “EJ” Junior (pictured below) took to the pulpit, he dazzled his audiences.
EJ, as he was affectionately known, defied the odds as he overcame physical challenges to become an evangelist.
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- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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Cheap yet costly: Impact of second-hand clothes
THE illegal importation and sale of second-hand clothes is a thriving business in Zimbabwe — yet its effects on the textile industry, the economy and health of the population are calamitous.
While some countries have successfully put an end to the practice in order to protect their industries, Zimbabwe’s textile and apparel industries are struggling to survive.
- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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Firms fret over foreign obligations, rising costs
Local companies that rely on foreign systems and software are reeling under pressures of high cost of foreign currency and limited availability, a situation that is threatening viability as well as relationships with foreign service providers.
- SundayMail
- February 16, 2020
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US strikes deal with the Taliban
American officials said on Friday they had agreed with the Taliban on a seven-day reduction in violence in Afghanistan that, if it holds, would be followed by an Afghan peace agreement after 18 years of war.
The decrease in hostilities would be the first step in a plan leading to withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan, though there have been indications that the United States would want to keep some counterterrorism and intelligence forces there.
- SundayNews
- February 16, 2020
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Bulawayo sewer, water projects on course
Sinokuthaba Dube, Sunday News Reporter BULAWAYO City Council has made strides in developing the city’s mainline water and sewage pipes as part of Bulawayo Sewage and Water Programme (BSWP) initiated to…