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Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix ON the foot of a hill and on the mouth of the sacred caves lies Chinhoyi Caves Motel, whose superstructures blend with a coterie of indigenous and exotic trees. The lush green lawn forms the base, on which the trees and the superstructures stand boisterously in nature’s ambience. On the trees, […]
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Reason Wafawarowa on Thursday AFRICAN contemporary populism is not too difficult to figure out. Whether it is coming from the left or from the right, from governing parties or from the opposition; the reigning theme is always theft: the ruling party is stealing the people’s freedom, the government is looting resources, the
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The Arena Hildegarde RENOWNED Nigerian cleric and founder of Winners Chapel Bishop David Oyedepo last week made startling revelations about Boko Haram’s insurgency in an exclusive interview with The Punch newspaper. He was asked, “The attention of the whole world has turned to Nigeria because of
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Victoria Ruzvidzo Business Focus Of the two predictions, which one could be nearer the truth? We only have six months to find out. In fact what we will do as a country over the remaining months will determine the outcome. I would not want to dismiss any of these two figures because they are both […]
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Tonderai Rutsito Techno Spot Potraz acting director-general Engineer Alfred Marisa said the practice of digging trenches to lay fibre has resulted in too many international gateways. Mr Marisa recently told guests attending the World Telecommunication and Information Society day that the policy should indicate
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TechnoMag Chinese-based technology company ZTE has various technological solutions it plans to introduce to help solve some of the country’s problems, an official has said. ZTE chief executive Mr Duan Yong told invited guests at an ICT workshop held recently that some of their solutions include the
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The cartoonist’s open defiance does not only mean they are wilfully testing the limits of their freedom, but that he or she is also excited by the consequences of their actions.
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Dr Sekai Nzenza on Wednesday I recalled the lost language of love, when love was close to nature. The songs of ancestors, long before the white man came, when men and women spoke of real love and they did not write or text about it.
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Recently, I went to a well-established Harare primary school for a meeting with the headmaster to discuss various issues. While waiting for the headmaster I took a stroll around the school grounds and students were engaged in a number of extra curricular
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THE indigenisation policy is ideologically perfect. Zimbabweans must own and benefit from their God-given resources. It’s an unobjectionable aspiration. This should not be read as meaning that the legislation that underpins this aspiration is perfect. It certainly is not. That imperfection is
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In the event that we have to live through the catastrophe that awaits us, in the case of failure, can we really continue calling ourselves a football nation when our Warriors are out of international football for TWO years, our Under-17s are out of international football until the start of the 2017 African Youth Cup […]
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Isdore Guvamombe Tourism Matrix Tomorrow, the Harare International Carnival, dubbed Southern Africa’s Biggest Street Party, roars to life with pomp, zest and fanfare. Zimbabweans, supported by revellers from 26 other countries, take to the streets to celebrate the country’s diversity in colour, creed, dress, drink, music and culture
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Isdore Guvamombe Reflections Back in the village, in the land of milk, honey and dust or Guruve, the most stupid of all men tries to cry under water, oblivious of the fact that the consequences are certainly intractable.
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Lloyd Gumbo Mr Speaker, Sir Our parliamentarians, albeit a few of them, are slowly getting there, unless the momentum is deflated by some forces. MPs are now refusing to be bulldozed into rubber-stamping legislation that originates from the Executive, who often are their superiors in the party, in the case of the
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Roselyne Sachiti Features Editor It is a fact that selling second hand clothes illegally imported from neighbouring Mozambique is sustaining lives of thousands of Zimbabweans. Stall owners in markets like Mupedzanhamo in Mbare, Copacabana and Charge office flea markets in the CBD, many shopping centres around the country and Sakubva Market in Mutare now