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- November 16, 2014
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The US confirms links with top Zimbabwe officials
The United States government has made a tacit admission that it is working with some Zimbabwean Government officials to effect regime change by ousting President Mugabe.
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- November 16, 2014
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MUSIC: Another new chapter for dancehall
A programme meant to identify and promote new talent in the Zim-dancehall genre was launched last week in the capital.
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- November 16, 2014
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Mauritian investors show interest in Zimbabwe
MAURITIAN businesses have a keen interest to invest and establish partnerships with Zimbabwean entities involved in the renewable energy sector, packaging and the chemical manufacturing industry,
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- November 16, 2014
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KwaTsiga, where criminals are heroes
In the heart of Harare lies the sprawling suburb of Mbare — one of the oldest and most populous high-density settlements of the capital city.
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- November 16, 2014
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No compensation for demolished houses
Langton Nyakwenda and Debra Matabvu Home-seekers who built houses on land illegally acquired from property barons will not be compensated when authorities demolish their structures, a Cabinet minister has said.
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- November 16, 2014
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Chief Chingaira a great military strategist
Throughout history, many soldiers have achieved great successes through either their military action or knowledge.
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- November 16, 2014
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TENNIS: The girl who dares to dream
RISING female tennis ace, Rufaro Chirewa, a surprise inclusion in the Zimbabwe tennis team for the upcoming Africa Union Sports Council Region V Games, has vowed to justify her call-up.
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- November 16, 2014
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BODY HAIR: A hair-raising matter of taste
LOVE AND BEAUTY with Mainini Beatrice Recently an unmarried brother-in-law of mine asked me point blank: “Maiguru (that’s Mainini to the rest of you!), why do women keep their body…
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- November 16, 2014
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EDUCATION: Bad stats make for bad planning
Sifelani Tsiko Last week, I attended an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report outreach event in Pretoria, South Africa that sought to table evidence on the reality of…
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- November 16, 2014
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Of Ebola and other haemorrhagic viruses
Dr. Timothy Stamps In the previous sections I have tried to sketch the history and the human importance of the current epidemic (2014).