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- March 18, 2021
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Editorial Comment: Students’ safety is our responsibility
SCHOOLS opened for the first term early this week to bring to an end almost three months of waiting after the December holidays. Globally, countries have started to relax lockdown…
Leather sector poised to boost production, earnings
The country’s leather sector is poised for increased production capacity and export earnings under the “Zimbabwe Leather Collective”, a recently launched marketing approach that brings together key producers in coordinated production and supply of leather products for domestic and international markets.
A villager’s perspective into Charles Charamba’s music
Educative lyrics, a cross-rhythm of beats that have elements of jazz, sungura and jit; a distinct self-carved voice, that systematically intones, rises and falls in tempo and crescendo, when it must, sums up the music of Charles Charamba, for me.
- Manicapost
- March 18, 2021
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Football returns to Sakubva
Ray Bande Senior Reporter ALMOST half a decade since it last played host to top-flight football action, Sakubva Stadium looks set to be the home ground of Manica Diamonds and…
‘Total war on Zim won’t succeed’
Zimbabwe has over the years been a victim of negative reportage by some local and international media organisations particularly in the West. Even closer home in South Africa, the country has not been spared from negative publicity, with some of the reportage slanting on clear disinformation. However, one Zimbabwean domiciled in South Africa has taken it upon himself to defend his homeland and has refused to be harangued into badmouthing his own country. One such individual is Rutendo Bereza Matinyarare (RBM), who leads a movement called Zimbabwe Unite Against Economic Sanctions. Our Deputy Editor, Lovemore Ranga Mataire (LRM) recently had a conversation with Mr Matinyarare on the objectives of his organisation and why he has decided to stand up and defend Zimbabwe’s national interests when other nationals find it convenient to speak ill about their country.
‘Show bankable projects to unlock funding’
Agricultural colleges and research institutions must develop bankable projects as a way of unlocking investments and funding for its compatible development.
Chimwemwe disappointed by shattered record
WARRIORS and Nkana defender, Takudzwa Chimwemwe, says he is disappointed after seeing his Zambian club’s proud home record, in CAF inter-club’s competitions, coming to an end.
Zim triple jumper Mapaya honoured
ZIMBABWE’S star triple jumper, Chengetayi “Du” Mapaya, is having a headline-making season in the United States.
- Manicapost
- March 18, 2021
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Motsepe: Nations Cup must ‘be every two years’
PATRICE Motsepe, the new president of the Confederation of African Football (Caf), may agree with Fifa President Gianni Infantino on many things but the timing of the Africa Cup of…
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- March 18, 2021
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Mysterious stones haunt granny
Liberty Dube Weekender Correspondent A MARANGE woman is having a torrid time as she tries to ascertain the origins of the stones that are being thrown at her house every…