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Tinashe Makichi and Michael Tome The China Council for Promotion on International Trade (CCPIT) has struck an agreement with Government which will see one of the council’s companies setting up…
Diamond industry conundrum: How to reform Kimberly Process
Happiness Zengeni in PERTH, Australia THOSE in the global diamond industry are agreed that the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme needs reform and review but a lot of debate has emerged…
Zim open to investment
Statement by His Excellency, The President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Comrade R.G. Mugabe at the 27th World Economic Forum on Africa, on the topic, “Eye on Fragile States”, Durban,…
Chitembwe remains calm
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter EXACTLY a week before Zimbabwe champions CAPS United plunge into battle in their maiden CAF Champions League group stage adventure, coach Lloyd Chitembwe is maintaining a…
Tuku, Winky D clash at Hifa tonight
Sophie Chese-Msowa Arts Correspondent Legendary musician Oliver Mtukudzi will today clash with Zimdancehall superstar Winky D at the Harare International Festival of the Arts at the Zol Main Stage starting 7:15pm.
Doing it better than Helen Zille
Joram Nyathi Spectrum GIVE it to President Mugabe. He has angered the white world. Worse, he appears to be infecting his neighbours. For the first time in more than half…
Zim far from being a fragile state
Victoria Ruzvidzo In Focus Africa has a propensity to shoot itself in the foot, to talk itself down and to play into the hands of the enemy, so to speak.…
History beckons for Mzembi
Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix Next week, the World Tourism family elects a new secretary general to replace the maverick Dr Taleb Rifai, who has been at the helm for two…
Mnangagwa urges church to pray for peaceful polls
George Maponga Masvingo Bureau Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa has urged churches to lead in praying for peace before, during and after next year’s harmonised elections. The country goes for polls next…
Govt to recruit 2 300 teachers
Midlands Correspondent Government has started recruiting 2 300 teachers ahead of opening day next week to enable full implementation of the new curriculum introduced by the Ministry of Primary and…