Source: Zimbabwe must not bring its ‘cancer’ to Namibia, says former opposition chairperson – More Top Stories – The Namibian By John-Colin Namene, The Namibian The former chairperson of a Zimbabwean main opposition party has advised his Namibian counterparts to resist the use of Ren-Form for the design, printing, packaging and distribution of the ballot in […]
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The sanctions lie: How Zimbabwe’s ruling elite is misleading the nation
Source: The sanctions lie: How Zimbabwe’s ruling elite is misleading the nation As Zimbabwe moves towards the so-called “SADC Anti-Sanctions Day” on the 25th of October, the need arises again to unpack the shameful lies spread by the ruling establishment about these measures. Tendai Ruben Mbofana As expected, the noise surrounding these supposed sanctions […]
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He offered his life for others
Source: He offered his life for others Our short text from Isaiah today is repeated – and fulfilled – in the last words of the gospel: He offered his life for others. Fyodor Dostoyevsky, the Russian writer, puts it this way: At some thoughts one stand perplexed – especially at the sight of men’s […]
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Chicken Inn 0-1 Telone
Innocent Kurira At Luveve Stadium CHICKEN Inn captain Xolani Ndlovu missed a last minute penalty as the hosts paid heavily for their below par performance in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League encounter on Saturday afternoon. A second half goal from Fredrick Muza was all visiting Telone needed to get all the maximum points. Muza […] …
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Man Jailed 10 for sodomising 16-year-old boy
Sheronrose Mugombi – mugombisheronrose@gmail.com A 20-YEAR-OLD man was jailed 10 years for sodomising a 16-year-old boy. The unnamed man and the 10-year-old were herding cattle. The accused violently assaulted the 16-year-old complainant, grabbing his hand, pulling him down, and forcibly removing their trousers. He then proceeded to sexually violate the complainant. Following the alleged assault, the […] …
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Man Jailed 10 years for cutting TelOne cables
Sheronrose Mugombi – mugombisheronrose@gmail.com A 27-YEAR-OLD man was jailed by the Harare Magistrates’ Court for cutting TelOne cables. Courage Zimuto allegedly committed vandalism at a house in Meyrick Park, Harare, targeting TelOne property, including Drop wires, Insulators (2) two pieces of 20 pair copper cables While committing the offence, Zimuto was caught in the act by […] …
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Chicken Inn play host to Telone in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League encounter at Luveve Stadium.
The teams lineup as follows: Teams Chicken Inn: B Donovan, E Farasi, L Mangaira, M Bhebhe, K Dzingwe, D Jaricha, M Hwata, J Tulani, M Fieldman, C Ndlovu, X Ndlovu Telone: C Mverachena, L Hofisi, F Muza, N Masilela, M Kwinjo, T Nyabinde, A Dzumbunu, E Mafirenyika, B Sahondo, B Sibanda, T Jaravani …
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Origins of the philosophy “a country is built by its own citizens” and its impact on Zimabweans
Costa Matyavira THE philosophy “nyika inovakwa nevene vayo/ Ilizwe lakhiwa ngabanikazi balo” (a country is built by its own people) may be wrongly understood and interpreted by many Zimbabweans due to ignorance and differences in political affiliations. It makes sense if people delve to find its meaning and purpose. The roots and importance of the […] …
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‘varsities walking the talk’
Wallace Ruzvidzo in Bindura Tertiary institutions across the country are walking the talk and aiding Government’s efforts towards the attainment of Vision 2030, President Mnangagwa has said. The President said this yesterday while commissioning the Bindura University of Science Education (BUSE) Optometry and Auditory School, which is the first of its kind for a university […] …
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NRZ: How sanctions derailed Zimbabwe’s freedom train
Raymond Jaravaza, raymondjaravaza@gmail.com IN its heyday, the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) was the lifeblood of the nation’s transport system, ferrying passengers across the country and transporting goods throughout and beyond Zimbabwe. The rhythmic chugging of trains was a familiar sound, as they traversed the extensive rail network, connecting cities and remote villages alike. NRZ was […] …
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