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No pushovers: Female cops bring the fight to crime
No pushovers: Female cops bring the fight to crime

Peter Matika Senior Reporter THE image of the female police officer as playing second fiddle in the fight against crime is fast fading, as women in uniform are increasingly demonstrating…

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Intwasa shelved. . . September window closed
Intwasa shelved. . . September window closed

Bruce Ndlovu Sunday Life Reporter IN a city that has learnt to recognise the arrival of spring through more than just the warming weather, the silence has been difficult to…

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Samukeliso Moyo wants recognition for former sportspersons
Samukeliso Moyo wants recognition for former sportspersons

Sukoluhle Mthethwa ZIMBABWE athletics legend Samukeliso Moyo has called for the recognition of former sportspersons in Zimbabwe. She said in an interview last week that local athletes are forgotten the…

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Understanding broiler phase feeding: Maximising growth and profitability in poultry production
Understanding broiler phase feeding: Maximising growth and profitability in poultry production

Talking Farming Ronald Veremu FEED accounts for between 65 and 75 percent of the total cost of producing broilers in Zimbabwe. As a result, proper feeding management is one of…

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Regulatory impact assessment to cut cost of doing business
Regulatory impact assessment to cut cost of doing business

Nqobile Bhebhe Zimpapers Business Hub FOR years, the debate around regulation in Zimbabwe has largely centred on the number of licences, permits, fees and approvals businesses must navigate. But a…

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Grade 7 learners: Walk into the exam room with confidence A message of encouragement and practical advice as examinations begin
Grade 7 learners: Walk into the exam room with confidence A message of encouragement and practical advice as examinations begin

GRADE Seven examinations begin tomorrow, Monday 21 September, marking an important step in the academic journey of thousands of young learners. As candidates prepare to enter the examination room, the…

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From reactive to proactive: Past lessons shape new cropping season
From reactive to proactive: Past lessons shape new cropping season

THE recent rollout of agricultural inputs for Zimbabwe’s 2026/27 summer cropping season signals a proactive and strategic response to the country’s escalating climate challenges and the looming threat of another…

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‘China fully behind Zim’s regional, international endeavours’
‘China fully behind Zim’s regional, international endeavours’

Gibson Nyikadzino Zimpapers Politics Hub CHINA fully supports Zimbabwe’s endeavours to play a greater role in regional and international affairs as the two countries remain key partners in safeguarding international…

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The Empty Frame confronts the secrets families keep
The Empty Frame confronts the secrets families keep

Mbulelo Mpofu Sunday Life Reporter CAN two generations co-exist in harmony? That was the question that lingered in the Bulawayo Theatre last Friday as two generations of thespians, John Mabuyane…

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Pricabe: A powerful story of Zim’s agric transformation
Pricabe: A powerful story of Zim’s agric transformation

Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau FROM vast wheat fields and irrigated horticultural plots to the distinctive humps of Ankole cattle and the calm waters of fish ponds, Pricabe Farm in Sherwood,…

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