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- May 24, 2026
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COMMUNION: We are still in the grip of the colonial ghost
COMMUNION with Bishop Lazarus As someone who grew up in the village, Bishop Lazi will bet that nothing can drive you bananas or insane as herding goats. IT IS more…
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- May 24, 2026
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Beyond disruptions: How Zim is fortifying supply chains for survival and success
Dr Michael Musanzikwa For more than three decades, the supply chain function in Zimbabwe has been a back office facilitating business transactions through mere paperwork. All the roles of supply…
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- May 24, 2026
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CHRONICLES: I was saved from the enemy disguised as a herdboy
In the first instalment of his wartime experiences, CDE SIMON MTETWA, who used the Chimurenga name Same Order Maguerilla, recounted how a chance encounter with Mozambican FRELIMO fighters led him…
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- May 24, 2026
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Bitter harvest: Why sugar farmers are producing more but earning less
George Maponga in MASVINGO IN the sweltering heat of Chiredzi in Zimbabwe’s Lowveld, Mr Charles Dzingirayi, a small-scale commercial farmer, looks at the partially withered sugarcane that he will be…
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- May 24, 2026
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POINT BLANK: As Africa, we have a duty to finish the liberation project
Tomorrow, Zimbabwe and other African countries will commemorate Africa Day. Our Reporter DEBRA MATABVU spoke to the Dean of African Diplomatic Corps accredited to Zimbabwe, MR JAMES MUSONI, who is…
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- May 24, 2026
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Bulawayo hailed for spectacular Culture Month commemorations
Gibson Mhaka Zimpapers Politics Hub THE successful hosting of the 2026 National Culture Month commemorations at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo on Thursday showcased a strong sense of unity of purpose…
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- May 24, 2026
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Revolutionising Zim’s gold industry through tokenisation
Dr David Kilpin THE global gold industry is worth trillions of dollars. Prices are currently booming, with most countries endowed with huge deposits of the yellow metal cashing in. As…
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- May 24, 2026
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Lake Kariba’s rising waters bring hope to communities in Zambia, Zimbabwe
Joshua Matanzima Built in the 1950s to generate electricity, Lake Kariba in Zambia and Zimbabwe has been supporting activities such as tourism, fishing and conservation. ALL of these are affected…
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- May 24, 2026
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How a ‘super’ El Niño could trigger global famine
Professor Benjamin Selwyn Extreme heat and drought could damage harvests and worsen global food insecurity this summer. Climate scientists, agricultural experts and policymakers warn that a super El Niño could…