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Trust Freddy, Harare Bureau POLICE will take decisive action against pirate taxis commonly known as mushikashikas and buses operating illegally during this Easter long weekend, will impound unroadworthy vehicles and arrest those driving under the influence of alcohol. All unlicensed liquor outlets and shebeens will be closed. The blitz is expected to curb traffic accidents and […]
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SCHOOLS closed for the first term yesterday and children are excited about the break. Parents and guardians, on the other hand, should be vigilant and mindful of their children’s safety. The school holiday presents an opportunity for children to explore their surroundings and engage in different activities. However, there are risks associated with this free […]
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Innocent Mujeri, Correspondent The resonant sounds of jubilation will soon echo through the air as Buhera, in Manicaland Province, prepares to host Zimbabwe’s Independence Day celebrations on 18 April. The choice of Buhera is not just a geographical preference but a symbolic gesture to the unwavering spirit of our nation, a spirit significantly fortified by the […]
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Historical sites are important as they are not just institutions associated with different epochs in a people’s past but carry with them a country’s history, culture and heritage. The importance of safeguarding a country’s heritage sites can never be over-emphasised as they aid the learning and appreciation of a people’s history while safeguarding their identity. […]
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Nyambira Chivasa and Tatenda Zambara, Correspondents On a solemn evening of May 14, 1978, the silence in Kamungoma village in Gutu District was shattered by a surprise attack that claimed the lives of 104 civilians and one freedom fighter. This tragedy, known as the Kamungoma massacre, occurred during a night vigil, or “Pungwe,” a gathering meant […]
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The 2023/24 Infrastructure Performance Review and Planning Session took place in Kasane, Botswana from 16 to 22 March 2024, under the auspices of the Directorate of Infrastructure, which operates within the Secretariat of the Southern African Development Community (Sadc). The annual session serves as a platform for reflection, performance assessment, and future planning. This year’s […]
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IT is imperative to understand that the issue of child abuse is a pressing concern in society. It is even more complicated when the abuser is someone we least expect, like a mother. In yesterday’s edition, we carried a story about two Gweru mothers aged 25 and 28, who were sentenced to two years in […]
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Ranga Mataire, Group Political Editor JUST like the time when typewriters were replaced by computers, journalists found themselves in some kind of trepidation in fear of being replaced by this know it all machine. And when the Internet developed and progressed, much anxiety gripped the media industry as the days of monopolising news production and dissemination […]
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Sikhulekelani Moyo, [email protected] FOLLOWING the outbreak of a “strange” livestock disease in Mberengwa District, Midlands Province, and in Esigodini, Matabeleland South Province, subsistence farmers have been the hardest hit as they have lost not only their livelihoods, but a great part of their lives as well. Cattle are a source of income for many farmers, […]
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AN undeniable fact, even to the country’s detractors, is that the Second Republic led by President Mnangagwa has made Zimbabwe a safe and conducive investment destination as seen by a number of high-impact projects across sectors. Last Friday, President Mnangagwa toured the US$1,5 billion Dinson Iron and Steel investment project at Manhize in the Midlands […]
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Patrick Chitumba, [email protected] IT is a hive of activity at a popular leisure spot in Gweru on a Saturday afternoon, as merry makers wind down and enjoy their hard-earned cash. As they sip on a variety of beverages, there is also isitshwala, rice, chicken, beef, pork and sausages in pots and on the braai stand. […]
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Shelly Kondani and Rose Tshuma, Correspondents In Zimbabwe, digital platforms have emerged as powerful tools that shape public opinion and play a significant role in shaping political discourse and societal narratives. The country’s rapid technological advancements, coupled with increased internet accessibility, have transformed the way information is disseminated, discussed and consumed. Online spaces, such as […]
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YOUNG people should not only be inspired by the country’s history but also take part in efforts to document it using the latest technology so that they immortalise Zimbabwe’s heroes while writing in stone the country’s trials and tribulations. Knowing and appreciating a country’s history is important as it gives one a sense of who […]
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Stephen Mpofu AS Zimbabwe heads towards 44 years of independence on April 18, positive domino effects on and for our hard-won independence must preoccupy the minds of all patriotic citizens of our beloved motherland, Zimbabwe so that the gains of our armed revolution are sustained right through brave new futures for generation upon generation. What […]
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