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Hildegarde The Arena AT the height of the Charleston church shooting tragedy last month, US President Barack Obama lost his cool during a podcast interview and did the unthinkable: using the ‘N-word’.
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The Arena Hildegarde Today, someone might think that they are making a sick joke about an accident killing a number of people, but that sick joke might graduate to something more sinister.
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The Arena Hildegarde HELL hath no fury like a man spurned. Former Presidential Affairs Minister Didymus Mutasa’s never-ending playing to the gallery is reaching desperate levels.
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The Arena Hildegarde From its inception, the TFTA is one of the biggest threats that Africa’s growing economy poses to the other regions that have arrived — all the established economies. And for daring to do this, Africa must be slowed down, and/or stopped.
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The Arena With Hildergade “The handshake is one of the highest forms of symbolic currency with the power to unite, divide, seal deals, and broker peace. It is a simple gesture that can be more informative to people than a whole host of grand speeches. And they dig into our cultural consciousness, staying glued in our […]
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Hildegarde The Arena MDC-T leader Mr Morgan Tsvangirai never ceases to amaze me. The man is desperate to lead Zimbabwe. As Veronica Roth points out, it is desperation that can “make a person do surprising things.”
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“As a woman, I am not only shocked, but also ask myself why today’s generation cannot follow in the footsteps of those who fought for Africa’s Independence, because they walked as a united people?”
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Hildegarde The Arena A nation that is seeking solutions to economic problems can ill afford to waste valuable time on party squabbles. Unity and singleness of purpose will add value to the peace that we enjoy today.
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Hildegarde The Arena THIS week’s instalment is a pot-pourri of sorts from the political jungle. Politics is a dirty game, but so too the mystery that emanates from it. As Neil Armstrong says, “mystery creates wonder and
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Hildegarde The Arena THE Sadc Extraordinary Summit brought with it the usual hullabaloo of protests. This writer’s first impression after looking at the quality of posters held by the MDC-T protesters that are said to have “shamed” President Mugabe underscored the open secret — the party is broke. The posters were sub-standard – all
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Hildegarde The Arena THE madness of the xenophobic and/or afrophobic attacks in South Africa is incomprehensible. It gives an impression that South Africa is an island that can do without its African brothers and sisters, which in itself is pure day-dreaming. It also gives the impression that in this day and age
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Hildegarde The Arena There is need for the youths to read and research on all these things so that they understand our yesterday in order for them to grasp the present and shape their future, because they are now in the driver’s seat to shape their destiny.
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Hildegarde The Arena When urban agriculture was given the green light, it was after years of running battles between council and residents who felt that they could cultivate on idle council land in order to supplement their family incomes.
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Hildegarde The Arena ZIMBABWEAN President Robert Mugabe, Russian leader Vladmir Putin, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea leader Kim Jong Un and former Cuban President Fidel Castro Ruz share some extraordinary elements.
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Hildegarde The Arena AS governments, companies and other organisations embrace Information Communication Technologies (ICTs), it is apparent that filing cabinets, box files are being rendered useless. And, as more people resort to online communication, what this also means is that fewer documents are being printed out. It also
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