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ZANU PF has told the visiting Commonwealth delegation that the ruling party is more than ready to rejoin the bloc, but expressed disappointment at the slow pace of the process.
Trade blocs to bolster intra-Africa trade, says Comesa
THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) says implementation of regional and continental free trade regimes will position Africa into a formidable economic bloc that can exploits envisaged integration benefits.
First Lady’s Iranian trip unlocks opportunities for women, youths
NOTHING warms a mother’s heart like arriving home from a long trip with enough goodies for her expectant children.
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Musk publicly punishes Twitter engineers who call him out online
Twitter owner Elon Musk, who has called himself a “free speech absolutist,” has resorted to firing company engineers who publicly criticise him on the social-media service. In one case, Musk…
Cancer: How to deal with patients, grief
As the prostate cancer awareness continues this November, there is need to talk about the stress and grief associated with cancer.
14 CCC supporters granted bail over Nyatsime violence
The 14 CCC supporters facing charges of assault, arson and looting after the violence in June that rocked Nyatsime area after Ms Moreblessing Ali was allegedly kidnapped and murdered by a former boyfriend, were yesterday granted $50 000 bail each coupled with stringent conditions.
Ten Hag wants Ronaldo fired
LONDON. — Erik ten Hag has “told Manchester United bosses that Cristiano Ronaldo should never play for them again” after his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan.
Drink-driving MP quits job… and booze
KIGALI. – A Rwandan MP, who resigned from parliament on Monday, has apologized for “drink-driving”.
We cannot let formal media die — Min Mutsvangwa
THE rapid development in Information Communication Technology, which has fuelled the rise of citizen journalists and therefore mass distribution of unverified news (fake news), was the subject of the first session of a well-attended Global Media Congress in Abu Dhabi yesterday.
Zim targets increase in horticulture production
Zimbabwe is targeting increase in high value horticultural products for export markets to create more jobs and continuing to diversify its agricultural production base and increased production for local markets to give consumers a wider range of produce.