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Prof Joel White
Movie Review
Film: Fair Game
Cast: Naomi Watts, Sean Penn, Ty Burrell, Vanessa Chong, Bruce McGill, Sam Shepard, Byron Utley, Philip Ridley.
We are the final arbiters of our own actions
Human actions are predictable; hence individuals can anticipate the consequences of their own actions. Human affairs are
Set up rural courts: Makarau
Herald Reporter
SUPREME Court judge Justice Rita Makarau has called for the establishment of more courts and circuit courts in the rural
Zimstats appoints new boss
Business Reporter
THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency board has appointed Mr Mutasa Dzinotizei as new director general of the agency.
Ensure quality education while ameliorating effects of inequality
The debate over the desirability of inducements for schoolteachers paid by parents is driven by several factors: education
FBI effectiveness questioned
LISBON – A convicted American killer who once hijacked a plane lived openly under his real name in West Africa during the
Legislators won’t get more vehicles, says Biti
Herald Reporter
Finance Minister Tendai Biti, yesterday said Members of Parliament will not get more cars but urged them to use their sitting
137 firms defy Govt directive
Herald Reporter
AT least 137 mining firms risk losing operating licences for refusing to comply with indigenisation regulations. Firms likely to be affected if they do not comply in the next 14 days include Murowa Diamonds, Metallon Gold, and Anglo-American.
Youth, Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere yesterday said 38 mining companies have complied while others have agreed to the indigenisation framework.
Minister Kasukuwere said discussions were underway with some of the companies hoping that a common ground would be reached in the next 14 days.
He, however, said defiant companies will face the full wrath
Emulate President, stakeholders urged
Augustine Hwata Sports Reporter
RESPECTED athletics’ coach Amon Nyaundi has challenged stakeholders in sport to take up the challenge thrown by
Making visual arts a fulfilling profession in Zim
The recent utterances from the Arts Council and Culture Fund Committees to “Professionalise the Arts” are a welcome