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Democratic compromise difficult in Zim’s new dialogue

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South Africa’s former President Thabo Mbeki was recently in Zimbabwe to explore possibilities of institutionalising inter-party dialogue in order to improve political cooperation for...

A peep into the 2019 pageantry

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CLOSER to home, South African top model Zozibini Tunzi is still basking in the glory of being crowned Miss Universe 2019, proving to many...

Good bye 2019: The year of illusions

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The year 2019 will come to an end tomorrow, opening the curtains for 2020. In normal countries, the previous year tends to set the...

2020 offers another chance for a fresh start, but…

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AS the year of all manner of troubles and tribulations, 2019, draws to a close – and as always – all hope for better...

For Zimbabwe, a tougher 2020 beckons

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ZIMBABWE is set for a tougher year ahead if political leaders fail to find common ground and tackle the socio-economic crisis that has left...

OK Zimbabwe admits to ‘frequent price increases’

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LOCAL retail giant, OK Zimbabwe has admitted to frequently increasing its prices as a result of the fall in the value of the local...

Chiwenga back in China for ‘review’…Zim health sector coughs

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VICE-PRESIDENT Constantino Chiwenga is back in China for treatment just over a month after returning from the Asian country, where he underwent a life-saving...

‘Severe macroeconomic environment impacting on livelihoods’

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THE United States Agency for International Development food security department, FEWS NET, says typical livelihoods for this time of year are being severely impacted...

2019 in Parliament : Of partisan interests, death threats, obscene insults

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THE Parliament of Zimbabwe sessions in 2019 were chaotic and less productive due to continuous electioneering mode by MPs, and partisan interests taking precedence...

Let’s climate proof agriculture: Ncube

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FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube says Zimbabwe’s agriculture must be climate proofed so that it depends more on irrigation than weather patterns.BY VENERANDA LANGA Ncube said...