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- January 1, 2011
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Vendors urged to pay directly to council
Melissa Makoto Herald Reporter The Harare City Council has warned informal traders against paying vending fees to space barons and associations, saying the move was detrimental since the money is not…
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- January 1, 2011
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China propels global economy through sustainable development
BEIJING. — China’s sustainable development path has once again attracted global attention and plaudits after President Xi Jinping reiterated the strategic choice in a landmark report delivered Wednesday.
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- January 1, 2011
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Ashes war of words
BRISBANE. — The war of words that has added spice to the lead-up to cricket’s oldest enduring Test series will give way to genuine hostilities today when bitter Ashes rivals…
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- January 1, 2011
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ZEC registers almost 1m on BVR
Lovemore Meya Herald Correspondent— AT least 954 900 people in the country’s 10 provinces had registered with the biometric voter registration system as of Sunday, with over 22 000 having been…
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- January 1, 2011
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Man smokes dagga in taxi
Runesu Gwidi Herald Correspondent A daring Chivi man recently caused a stir after he openly smoked marijuana in a pirate taxi, before he severely assaulted the driver for trying to reprimand…
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- January 1, 2011
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Majarira, Kapamba win big
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter HERENTALS striker Blessing Majarira and William Kapamba dominated the annual Herentals awards ceremony when they scooped two accolades each at a function held on Saturday. Majarira was crowned…
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- January 1, 2011
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BVR: It’s business as usual, says ZEC
Nyore Madzianike Manicaland Bureau THE political situation in the country will not affect the ongoing Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) blitz, which is in its third phase in Manicaland, the Zimbabwe Electoral…
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- January 1, 2011
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Stray lions kill 20 cattle in Mhangura
Conrad Mupesa Chinhoyi Bureau Correspondent A PRIDE of stray lions has killed over 20 cattle and several goats in four farming areas in Mhangura, effectively imposing a dusk-to-dawn curfew on farmers. The…
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- January 1, 2011
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Mash West leads national branding programme
Walter Nyamukondiwa Chinhoyi Bureau Mashonaland West Province has up to November 30 to come up with a pilot brand from which other provinces will emulate as part of the national branding…
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- January 1, 2011
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Council clamps down on pirate taxis
Freedom Mupanedemo Midlands Bureau Gweru City Council has cracked down on pirate taxis commonly referred to as “Mushikashika”, impounding mostly Honda Fit vehicles and other small cars used as public transport…