Sundaymail Editor
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- March 21, 2021
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‘We’re on the cusp of something big’
There is currently an ongoing drive to increase garlic production, whose demand in international markets continues to rise. Spain, for example, earned more than US$478 million from exports of the high-value commodity in 2020. The Government believes there is scope for crops like garlic and ginger to play a leading role in rural development, which is key to achieving Vision 2030. Our Business Reporter Ishemunyoro Chingwere was in Gutu for the launch of the export programme being spearheaded and financed by Gutu Central Member of Parliament Winston Chitando, who is also the Minister of Mines and Mining Development. He had an opportunity to talk to Garlic, Ginger and Turmeric Growers Association of Zimbabwe field advisor Mr Douglas Msipa on issues pertaining to garlic production. Mr Msipa is an established commercial garlic farmer and is expecting a yield of 100 tonnes this year.
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- March 21, 2021
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Kuvarika: Rolling stone that gathers moss
Leroy Dzenga –Senior Reporter Ms Sekai Kuvarika is not your regular corporate executive. She exudes an inexplicable easy-going aura whenever she speaks. Even when engaged on critical issues under her…
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- March 21, 2021
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Prophet by day, sangoma by night
At first glance, Bishop Cuthbert Nyaruvenda, the founder of Sangano Dzvene Revapostori Church, looks like an ordinary person next door.
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- March 21, 2021
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Gtel introduces mobile innovation in the X7 Plus
Gtel has introduced the next generation of mobile innovation. The X7 Plus does not only stand out, it stands apart. The breakthroughs in technology will blur the lines between what you can dream and what you can do.
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- March 21, 2021
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Yes, you can legislate for patriotism
GROWING up in the village, one gets to appreciate the fact that not all dogs are the same. They are actually two distinct types: the abidingly loyal and disciplined type,…
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- March 21, 2021
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Save now for later
As we reflect on the past year and all the lessons we’ve learned in life, because of the pandemic, some of us have changed how we spend, what we spend and how we save.
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- March 21, 2021
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Park not in the past
Open your eyes and your mind to new pictures, fresh ideas and new action. Do not be satisfied with a life of listless and unimaginative repetition of the all too familiar. Be a daring thinker, bold visionary and strategic actor. Do not just gobble poisoned morbid pictures of hell, horror, and Armageddon. Dream and start working differently to create a new and exciting future.
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- March 21, 2021
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KNOX OUT OF ZEBRA’S HUNT
Don Makanyanga Sports Reporter ZIMBABWE may have been robbed of some of its star players due to Covid-19 international travelling restrictions, but they are not alone, with their opponents for…
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- March 21, 2021
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. . . Games ban foreign volunteers
The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Organising Committee is leaning towards barring foreign volunteers from helping at the delayed Games this summer, amid public concerns over the coronavirus. The organising committee may…
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- March 21, 2021
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‘Magufuli championed sanctions removal…President congratulates Tanzania’s new leader
Harmony Agere PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has described the late President of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli, as a dedicated Pan-Africanist who championed the removal of illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the…