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Zimbabwe: Nominations Expose Deep Divisions in Zanu-PF
THE intrigues and simmering tensions that played out last weekend over the nominations to the presidium exposed yet again the political shenanigans within the various factions in ZANU-PF that are repositioning themselves to...
Zimbabwe: Massive Gigs Lined Up for Weekend
Harare — THIS weekend is awash with massive gigs that have been lined up across the country. The entertainment starved town of Beitbridge is set to come alive tonight when the King of Sungura, Alick Macheso along with Allan...
Khaya Moyo Lands National Chairmanship
Zanu-PF Politburo committee member and Zimbabwe's Ambassador to South Africa, Cde Simon Khaya Moyo, yesterday landed the party's national chairmanship after four more provinces endorsed his candidature for the position.
Zimbabwe: Ruwa Boy Acquitted
Harare — THE teenage boy who last year shot and killed his parents in Ruwa was yesterday acquitted of murder charges by the High Court, but his relatives are refusing to take him into their care. Justice Tendai Uchena returned...
Zimbabwe: Government Launches Inputs Subsidy
Harare — GovernmenT has established a farming inputs subsidy scheme that will see a 50kg bag of fertilizer selling for US$7 while maize and sorghum seed will both be available at less than US$1 per kg. The subsidy will benefit...
Zimbabwe: No Rest for Fortune
Wellington Zimbowa and Jonathan Mbiriyamveka Harare — DEAD men tell no tales, but not so for Fortune Muparutsa whose family wants him to "tell" them how he died. Though some family members agree that the ex-Runn Family band...
Zimbabwe: Getting Education At All Costs
STREAMS of light filter through the cracked asbestos that form the roof of the ramshackle classroom housing 126 pupils from Belvourspinney and Kaal Plaarts farms in Chikomba district, Mashonaland East Province.
Zimbabwe: Zanu PF Bigwigs Battle for Posts
THE succession race has reached fever pitch ahead of the selection of candidates for the Zanu PF presidium this weekend, with four names surfacing for the two vice-presidents' posts and three for the chairman's.
Art for AIDS: A sculptor’s voice
In the second part of a special three part series on Art for AIDS. Zimbabwean sculptor Mike Munyaradzi shares his experiences as an artist and discusses the meaning of his Eradication sculpture and how artists have a role to...
Zimbabwe: 'We'll Swim Or Sink Together'
DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER Professor Arthur Mutambara's call on Wednesday for Zimbabweans to respect national heroes irrespective of political differences was perhaps the highlight of this week's Parliamentary proceedings from a...
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