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Mpumelelo Nyoni MONDAY was Heroes’ Day, a special day on the calendar of most Zimbabweans, the youth included. As a youth myself, I thought it best to share my views on how my generation can become the future heroes.
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Opinion David Macaray Okay, maybe not everybody. Not the movers and shakers who profit from the Games’ intricacies, not the brokers, not the travel agencies, not the gougers, swindlers and parasites who come out of the woodwork, and certainly not the swinish IOC sycophants whose snouts are buried so deep in the money trough, they have […]
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Analysis Mel Gurtov While the scientists have been doing their job in calling attention to the multiple ways in which environmental decline threatens the planet, we hear less and less from political leaders. Their focus is on the here-and-now—terrorism, jobs, immigration—and not on commitments to the future. Last year’s Paris Agreement on climate change seems like a […]
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TODAY, Zimbabweans from all corners of the country will commemorate Heroes’ Day to remember the sacrifices gallant sons and daughters of the soil made to liberate them from the shackles of colonial bondage. It is a special day which comes 36 years after independence and Zimbabweans should be proud for maintaining peace and stability and […]
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Saul Gwakuba Ndlovu ZIMBABWE commemorates Heroes’ Day today at a time when the nation is seized with misguided individuals calling for the Zanu-PF Government to step down to make room for a situation that is not exactly clearly spelt out. In that mixture of Zanu-PF succession controversy and confusion about what dispensation would follow the […]
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Mateo Pimentel “But the state lieth in all languages of good and evil; and whatever it saith it lieth; and whatever it hath it hath stolen.” —Friedrich Nietzsche, The New Idol, Thus Spoke Zarathustra “Many people, it is true, never contemplate the possibility of total power; the very thought of it scares them.” — Simone Weil, […]
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POLITICS should never be allowed to interfere with sport and any such attempts must be strongly condemned. The two have always had an uneasy relationship, although it is an undeniable fact that sport often offers politicians some good PR. However, when the two worlds collide, the outcome is usually unpleasant and tends to leave that particular […]
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Gender Tsungai Chekerwa-Machokoto One of the people I admire so much in life is my friend, my confidant, my voice of reason, Debra Machando. The way she carries and handles herself is very admirable while her general composure is just a marvel. Debra is a clinical psychologist. Psychology is a study area that questions the mental functionality of […]
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Health Matters Baher Kamal With some 400 million people around the world infected with hepatitis B or C, mostly without being aware, the United Nations top health agency encourages countries to boost testing and access to services and medicines for people in need to combat the “ignored perils” of this disease. A staggering 95 percent of people […]
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Feature Lovemore Ranga Mataire The failure by the three candidates vying for the AU Commission chairperson’s post to garner the required two-thirds majority votes has flung the door open for more candidates to enter the race in elections due next year.
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The shocking discovery that more than 20 percent of Africans who are taking Efavirenz, a first line drug to manage HIV and Aids, could have been taking an overdose over the years reiterates the compelling need for the authorities on the mother continent to invest in the health of their people.
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Joram Nyathi Spectrum ZIMBABWEANS celebrate this Heroes and Defence Forces holiday more divided than the country has ever been since Independence. And the most divided institution in the country is the governing Zanu-PF party. Because recently a group of anonymous war veterans wrote what was
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James Patterson and Hannah Clarke There is no denying that 2015 was a rough year for miners across Africa. Still, though precipitous falls in the price of most minerals put pressure on investors and governments alike, there is some good news, according to
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OVER the years, Bulawayo has experienced perennial water shortages owing to the erratic rainfall situation. The location of the city’s six supply dams — which are domiciled in Matabeleland South province – has worsened water shortages in the country’s second largest city due to the persistent drought in the arid region.
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