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- May 21, 2018
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Picture of the Day – 21 May 2018
Young girls sell wild fruits(tsubvu) in Chikuvire area along Chivhu-Buhera Road on Sunday. A lot of these wild indigenous fruits contain phytonutrients that protect the skin against sun damage. – (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
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- May 21, 2018
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Picture of the Day – 21 May 2018
Young girls sell wild fruits(tsubvu) in Chikuvire area along Chivhu-Buhera Road on Sunday. A lot of these wild indigenous fruits contain phytonutrients that protect the skin against sun damage. – (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
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- May 21, 2018
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Picture of the Day – 21 May 2018
Young girls sell wild fruits(tsubvu) in Chikuvire area along Chivhu-Buhera Road on Sunday. A lot of these wild indigenous fruits contain phytonutrients that protect the skin against sun damage. – (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
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- May 21, 2018
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Picture of the Day – 21 May 2018
Young girls sell wild fruits(tsubvu) in Chikuvire area along Chivhu-Buhera Road on Sunday. A lot of these wild indigenous fruits contain phytonutrients that protect the skin against sun damage. – (Picture by Tawanda Mudimu)
adminGovt re-aligns content budget
Government has re-aligned budget allocations to communities countrywide to enhance the production of more content for the ongoing digital migration programme, Information, Media and Broadcasting Services Secretary Mr George Charamba has said.
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Coltart must leave The Herald alone
Two weeks ago, before he left for London on his party’s trip of shame, he insulted Zimbabweans, stating brazenly, “For all Zanu-PF’s rhetoric about Zimbabwe being open for business, the one thing they have never learnt in 38 years of misrule is that the single most important factor in any investor’s decision to invest in a country is security of the investment.”
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Coltart must leave The Herald alone
Two weeks ago, before he left for London on his party’s trip of shame, he insulted Zimbabweans, stating brazenly, “For all Zanu-PF’s rhetoric about Zimbabwe being open for business, the one thing they have never learnt in 38 years of misrule is that the single most important factor in any investor’s decision to invest in a country is security of the investment.”
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Coltart must leave The Herald alone
Two weeks ago, before he left for London on his party’s trip of shame, he insulted Zimbabweans, stating brazenly, “For all Zanu-PF’s rhetoric about Zimbabwe being open for business, the one thing they have never learnt in 38 years of misrule is that the single most important factor in any investor’s decision to invest in a country is security of the investment.”
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Coltart must leave The Herald alone
Two weeks ago, before he left for London on his party’s trip of shame, he insulted Zimbabweans, stating brazenly, “For all Zanu-PF’s rhetoric about Zimbabwe being open for business, the one thing they have never learnt in 38 years of misrule is that the single most important factor in any investor’s decision to invest in a country is security of the investment.”
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Coltart must leave The Herald alone
Two weeks ago, before he left for London on his party’s trip of shame, he insulted Zimbabweans, stating brazenly, “For all Zanu-PF’s rhetoric about Zimbabwe being open for business, the one thing they have never learnt in 38 years of misrule is that the single most important factor in any investor’s decision to invest in a country is security of the investment.”