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A low-maintenance masterpiece for your garden
A low-maintenance masterpiece for your garden

Andrew Mangwarara JUST when you think you have seen all the great plants for the garden, along comes Dymondia margaretae. Commonly known as silver carpet due to its grey leaves…

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Mason records Castle Tankard treble
Mason records Castle Tankard treble

Veronica Gwaze Zimpapers Sports Hub RENOWNED trainer Thomas Mason made it a historic treble after bagging a third Castle Tankard title at the Borrowdale Racecourse yesterday. His horse, Pocket Watch,…

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Back to School: Use AI Wisely, Not Blindly
Back to School: Use AI Wisely, Not Blindly

As schools open next week, thousands of students will be returning to their classrooms carrying not only their books and stationery, but also unfinished holiday homework. In today’s digital age,…

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When the studio is space for a hobby, not hustle: The rise of accidental hitmakers
When the studio is space for a hobby, not hustle: The rise of accidental hitmakers

Society Reporter FOR certain artistes, the studio is a sacred space and a vital source of livelihood that demands absolute focus. This view is often amplified by the high cost…

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COMMUNION: Watch us as we upend this stubborn neo-colonial system
COMMUNION: Watch us as we upend this stubborn neo-colonial system

Communion with Bishop Lazarus  Revolutions, by their very nature, are not pretty, but messy — very messy. They often involve forcefully — and at times violently — tearing the fabric…

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From brain drain to brain gain: New Research Amendment Bill sparks hope for youths
From brain drain to brain gain: New Research Amendment Bill sparks hope for youths

Limukani Ncube, Intake Editor For decades, Zimbabwe’s greatest export was not only gold, tobacco or platinum — it was also talent. From engineers and software developers to scientists and medical…

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Rhodesian security forces boiled the remains of a young recruit
Rhodesian security forces boiled the remains of a young recruit

After describing how he and his fellow comrades bombed BP Shell oil tanks in December 1978, in a strike that dealt a blow to enemy forces, becoming both a devastating…

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Worldwide race to trace passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship
Worldwide race to trace passengers from hantavirus-hit cruise ship

Health authorities across the globe are racing to trace dozens of people who disembarked from a cruise ship before an outbreak of hantavirus was detected, and anyone who has come…

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Businesses urged to prepare for EU carbon border tax . . . bloc’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism becomes legal reality
Businesses urged to prepare for EU carbon border tax . . . bloc’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism becomes legal reality

Judith Phiri THE country’s trade promotion body, ZimTrade, has called on businesses to prepare for the new cost of carbon trade, as global trade is undergoing its most consequential rules…

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Beitbridge man fatally stabs wife after in-laws suggest divorce
Beitbridge man fatally stabs wife after in-laws suggest divorce

What the heck? EFFORTS to resolve a longstanding dispute ended in tragedy on Sunday afternoon after a 56-year-old man from Malala village went berserk and fatally stabbed his wife in…

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