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Artificial intelligence (AI) lets computers and machines mimic human intelligence and problem-solving.
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Diversifying livelihoods can be a key strategy for building resilience to drought and climate related disasters in different communities.
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Besides keeping the ruling parties in check, the existence of the opposition is premised on sharing ideas on how to protect the national interest against foreign imperial influence and domination. Herald correspondent Gibson Nyikadzino (GN) had wide-ranging interview with the chief political advisor to the chairman of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF), Dr Vyacheslav ‘Slava’ Tetekin (VST). The former parliamentarian and Central Committee member of the CPRF spoke at length on the threat posed to liberation movements in Southern Africa by imperialism through use of NGOs; the dangers of the green lobby; events in West Africa, how Russia is reshaping relations with Africa since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the collective victory of Zimbabwe over the West’s project of economic colonisation. Below are some excerpts:
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Elliot Ziwira Senior Writer SPEAKING to an estimated 5 000 people at Mandava Stadium in Zvishavane on February 16, 1980 on a campaign trail, the late Father Zimbabwe, Dr Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo, emphasised that it was within the masses’ power to choose leaders they believed would represent their aspirations, since the war was a collective […]
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Fadzayi Maposah I have been getting to Harare very early in the morning for some time now. I have come to the conclusion that whoever was involved in the naming of the capital city of Harare did an excellent job. I will say this in the vernacular, “Chokwadi Harare hairarwi!” Harare never sleeps. It seems […]
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Arthur Marara Point Blank Taking territory in an economic space typically refers to expanding market share or increasing influence in a particular industry or market. In this series we unravel the secrets behind successful strategies for taking territory in an economic space. Together, we will explore the captivating world of market conquest and sharpen our […]
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ZIMBABWE has traditionally done well at the African Games with some of the country’s finest moments coming when the quadrennial sports showcase was still known as the All-Africa Games. This nation even hosted the sixth edition of the Games in 1995, which ironically remains the biggest medal haul for Team Zimbabwe (35) from six gold, […]
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Where does giving fit in with wise financial planning? These days it seems pastors, churches and ministries are constantly asking for my money. In the process, they are always talking about the importance of giving and that it is a crucial part of the Christian life. There are so many perspectives? For Christians, the decision […]
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Elliot Ziwira At the Bookstore As preparations for the motherland’s 44th birthday reach the homestretch, it is only apt to reflect on the over 130-year contest for heritage leading to the Lancaster House Conference of 1979. Collective memory recalls that contestation for both tangible and intangible heritage in Zimbabwe began on September 12, 1980. This […]
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A major effort to enforce road safety over the Easter weekend saw Zimbabwe remaining in roughly the same place as last year, but only because of either incredible luck or divine mercy, two disasters were avoided after two buses veered off the road and overturned.
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Horror, horror, horror! Horror in Rusape.
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Zimbabwe has a wealth of minerals, from chrome, gold, and platinum group metals to diamonds and lithium, among others, positioning it as a critical player in the global mining sector. This abundance however, also presents a challenge.
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Delegates to the 148th Inter-parliamentary Union Assembly and related meetings that took place in Geneva, Switzerland, recently ended their meetings with several accomplishments but no agreement on an emergency item proposed by South Africa, calling for a ceasefire in Gaza.
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ZIMBABWE, like many other nations, is working on increasing agricultural productivity while combating the effects of climate change.
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Today, the last Friday of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, also known as International Quds Day, is observed by the Islamic Republic of Iran dedicated to the Palestinian people suffering at the hands of Israeli bombardments, starvation and genocide.
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