Hooker miscarries in client tussle
Siphathisiwe Tshuma A PREGNANT prostitute who proved to be more attractive than her counterparts was beaten up until she miscarried.
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- February 16, 2018
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Corporate engagement vital in art
Leroy Dzenga The quickest way to understand any society is through consumption of its artistic content. Zimbabwe is no exception as the country`s rich culture is prefaced in work of…
a�?Anointed moolaa�� – a�?The Transportera�� returns to break the bank
. TWO years ago a Kadoma prophet caught the attention of the country by claiming to a�?takea�� congregants to an a�?unknowna�� world during a church service where their past, present…
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- February 16, 2018
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The future of our airline industry
Mamvura’s Market Minute The announcement that Rwandair is to use its fifth freedom rights to introduce a direct flight to Cape Town will be welcomed by anyone who regularly flies…
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- February 16, 2018
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Curatorial Outlook: Where art is headed in 2018?
Arts Correspondent The National Gallery of Zimbabwe has a number of exhibitions lined up this year. The institution can hold over 12 exhibitions annually and each exhibition incorporates political, social,…
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- February 16, 2018
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There’s need to review tax regime
Taurai Togarepi The Zimbabwean economy has been going through deindustrialisation for almost two decades characterised by company closures, downsizing, a decline in employment in the manufacturing sector as share of…
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- February 16, 2018
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Of handicap and quarrels
Mugove Chigada The handicap system maybe one of golf’s good virtues but a source of controversy as well. Despite efforts by many to stay true to the game, many will…
2018 triathlon off the blocks
Fungai Muderere .