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Omar Mahmood Correspondent Over the course of the past year, the African Union (AU) experienced a mixed bag of advances and setbacks in its efforts to curtail Islamic-inspired terrorism. As the 28th AU Summit kicks off in Addis Ababa, it is useful to review these, given that terrorism will remain a pressing issue in 2017. […]
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Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter — The announcement of normal to above normal rainfall during the 2016 /17 season by the Meteorological Services Department brought joy not only to farmers producing food crops but also livestock producers who lost huge numbers of animals to drought.
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LONDON. — Employment discrimination is a battle some people face daily. You may know the more common types of employment discrimination such as discrimination based on race, but did you know there are lesser-known types people face as well?
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Govt’s pothole intervention laudable The rains, which pounded most parts of the country, including Harare and surrounding areas in the past several weeks, brought a smile to farmers and city authorities, as crops flourished and dams supplying the city overflowed.
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Talent Gore Features Writer — Wholesome early childhood development experiences are essential prerequisites for later success in school, the workplace, and the community. Quality education is critical in the formative years of a child. The ability to read and write properly, the confidence to get up and talk in front of people as well as
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MY TURN WITH TICHAONA ZINDOGA Let me state from the onset that I do not expect anything from the presidents of the United States of America — or any other country for that matter — because they do not owe us a living. The voters of those countries legitimately hold expectations which are either fulfilled or […]
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Sekai Nzenza On Wednesday I said no, I had not travelled in Zimbabwe much. In fact, I had only been to Salisbury (Harare) once and nowhere else. But I could draw the map of Rhodesia and knew where Mount Inyangani or Nyanga was.
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Andrew Edward Tchie: Correspondent The international community is focused on defeating ISIS, dealing with the Syrian conflict and the refugee crisis on their doorsteps as well as home-grown terrorism. But, now more than ever, it needs to be actively engaged in South Sudan or the situation could rapidly deteriorate.
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Stanely Mushava Features Correspondent — For sceptics, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Dr Lazarus Dokora is always racing against the sun with so little broken but so much to fix. The minister, whose initiatives have sharply polarised opinion in education and culture circles, complains about rogue artists bent on painting his beard longer
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Mark Waltham: Correspondent For the past four years, I have worked with colleagues around the world on the Global Initiative on Out-of-School Children — a partnership that examines the reasons children are excluded from education and seeks ways for every child to go to school and learn.
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Melvin A. Goodman:Correspondent There have been presidential administrations (Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush) that have worked to politicise intelligence, and there have been CIA leaders (William Casey and Robert Gates as well as George Tenet and John McLaughlin) who have cooperated with these efforts. In doing so, these intelligence officials created integrity and credibility problems […]
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Scott Ozanus Review Correspondent — Why is a company that employs over 189 000 people around the world and hires about 40 000 people every year concerned with early childhood? It’s because all over the globe, countries and companies face a common challenge: How best to strengthen their economy and workforce, while also taking societal
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Sharon Hofisi:Legal Letters The process by which the Zimbabwean Constitution is amended is laid out in Section 328 of the Constitution. A Constitutional Bill essentially seeks to amend the Constitution.
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The just-ended by-election in Bikita West where Zanu-PF and its candidate clinched a landslide victory, is fraught with lessons for the country’s politics.
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Nick Mangwana:View from the Diaspora IN 1991 the United Nations was due to have a new Secretary- General to replace the outgoing Javier Perez de Cuellar. The Organisation of African Unity (now AU) declared that it will oppose any candidate who was not an African, because it was the region’s chance to lead this global […]
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