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Sifelani Tsiko Innovations Editor A renowned Zimbabwean academic, Shadreck Chirikure an Edward Hall Professor of Archaeological Science at the University of Oxford is among four outstanding research leaders at Oxford, awarded with a major European Research Council (ERC) grant. The researchers were advanced grants of up to €2.5 million (USD2,66 million) each to undertake innovative […]
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Pesenai Tauya Mid-morning on April 16, 2024, another gallant son of the soil, Comrade Nyasha Nash Dzimiri, whose nom de guerre was Tambaoga Nash Mwanangu, breathed his last. The country was robbed of an accomplished commander of the liberation struggle, diplomat, an intelligence guru, successful farmer, businessman and miner. Born in Shurugwi, Cde Dzimiri’s illustrious […]
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Innocent Mujeri Herald Correspondent In a significant display of unity and political maturity, the country’s recent Independence Day celebrations in Murambinda, Manicaland, saw some opposition political party members also attending. The attendance of National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) leader Lovemore Madhuku, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Welshman Ncube, LEAD president Linda Masarira, and opposition legislators […]
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The new ZiG currency needs to be subject to largely stable exchange rates and be accepted and be as useful as possible as it grows to become first the main currency for transactions and eventually after 2030 to be the currency used in all internal transactions. While the exchange rate is set by the commercial […]
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Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu Bulawayo Bureau BEFORE independence, Binga was a place overshadowed by neglect, its inhabitants relegated to the margins of society, their voices silenced by systemic colonial injustices. With the shackles of oppression finally broken in April 1980, Binga blossomed into a vibrant hub of activity. Empowered by the principles of majority rule, the previously […]
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Gibson Nyikadzino Correspondent There is an enraged global political whirlwind occurring in all regions that can only be stabilised with rational and good political choices by political leaders. In the East and the Pacific, tensions are rising and alliances are shifting like sand dunes if one looks closer at complex affairs involving Russia, Ukraine, China, […]
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Patrice Kabo Since the launch of Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine in 2022, Moscow has freed some regions and the untold story is what is happening there. Outside the hullabaloo of Anti-Russian propaganda from the US and its allies in the West, the reality on the ground is shockingly positive for the people living […]
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As discussed in previous articles, mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which an individual realises his or her potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and can make a meaningful contribution to their community. One challenge affecting the mental health of girls in Zimbabwe […]
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Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief Four major health centres have been built across the country by Government while 69 pharmacies in the past year have been opened as the Second Republic continues to make significant strides towards achieving universal health coverage for all citizens. Health facilities continue to be expanded and upgraded to boost the […]
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AS the African Rugby Under-20 tournament, better known as the Barthes Trophy, bursts into life at the Harare Sports Club this afternoon, Zimbabwe will come under the spotlight both for its hosting capacity and the talent that is widely acknowledged to be abundant in this country. While some nations may have pulled out from the […]
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Elliot Ziwira-At the Bookstore Although mental health issues are to be treated with the seriousness they deserve, somehow, mental illness seems to appeal to the psyche, which, in a way, has inspired writers like Shimmer Chinodya, Robert Muponde, Brian Chikwava and Memory Chirere, who follow the modernist trope. Modernists use the metaphor of madness to […]
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Fadzayi Maposah-Correspondent There are many lessons that I learn each time I go for my morning exercise routine. I used to just walk. I decided to add to the walk, some running. So, I walk and run or run and walk, it basically means the same. I start by walking, just to stretch the legs […]
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Matters of Faith Much like family, we don’t choose our neighbours. Depending on the situation, this can be delightful or dreadful. But even when it is dreadful, Jesus commands us to love our neighbours. Imagine standing before God with this logic: “Yes Lord, they were made in your image and starved for gospel hope, but […]
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Fraud Insight The use of AI provides numerous advantages, including real-time threat detection, automatic response, scalability, cost-effectiveness, dark web monitoring, and insider threat monitoring. Detection of cyber threats in real-time One of the most significant benefits of AI-managed cybersecurity applications is their ability to detect threats instantly. With the ever-evolving frequency and technical sophistication of […]
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The Chimoio massacre, which the Rhodesian regime code-named “Operation Dingo”, brought to the public glare the brutal and inhuman conduct of the colonial forces in their fight to preserve ill-gotten minority privileges. Close to 5 000 people perished, mainly defenceless women and children. It was the regime’s last ditch effort to paralyse freedom fighters who […]
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