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- Herald
- January 31, 2026
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Seek information to understand health conditions
Fadzayi Maposah-Correspondent Early this week, I met my mother in the passage at night. She looked at me like a child who had been caught while up to some mischief.…
- Herald
- January 31, 2026
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From kenge to drip, baddie energy, the streets still have a language
Elliot Ziwira-Senior Writer WE grew up in the ghetto, where everyone would cheerfully greet each other, “Ndeipi blaz, muri kenge here?” or “Hi sonny, uri sharp here?” Symbolising more than…
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- January 31, 2026
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From broken dreams and homes, young girls flock to ‘KwaSatan’
Fungai Lupande-Mashonaland Central Bureau WITH no education, no income and no social safety net, many young mothers in Mbire District drift towards Mushumbi Growth Point, where survival often leads them…
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- January 31, 2026
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When success obstructs marriage: Advice for young women
Siyabulela Zalabe-Matters of Faith I recently read a story on Facebook. It happened in America, not South Africa. But as I read it I found myself thinking, “If this is…
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- January 31, 2026
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Key smart choices for building generational wealth . . . The power of discipline, consistency and patience
Dr Grace Musandirire-Building Generational Wealth BUILDING generational wealth is not an overnight achievement, neither is it the result of luck nor sudden success. It is a deliberate process shaped by…
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- January 31, 2026
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The ultimate system of collective intelligence, scalable efficiency
Arthur Marara-Point Blank IMAGINE a factory that operates with zero managerial overhead. A society where every member understands their role so perfectly that strategic directives flow instantly through 60 000…
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- January 31, 2026
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Most anticipated books of 2026
If the list below shows anything, it is that 2026 is promising on a number of counts. Once again, some of the most recognisable African authors working today have books…
- Chronicle
- January 30, 2026
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COMMENT: From imports to exports: Disco leads the way
ZIMBABWE is now saving US$500 million annually on the steel import bill as Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) in Manhize area near Mvuma is now producing 9 000 tonnes…
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- January 30, 2026
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EDITORIAL COMMENT : Innovation bringing fuel to small rural business centres
MANY urban Zimbabweans, especially those in Harare, will be surprised that there are swathes of the country where buying a few litres of petrol or diesel for a tractor, many…
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- January 30, 2026
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Economics of misinformation: ZimEye, monetisation of smear campaigns
Kelly Ngarava MISINFORMATION is no longer an accident of the digital age. It is an industry.