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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. 5. Strategic alliances Building partnerships or collaborations with other businesses or organisations that share […]
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ADDRESSING the nation yesterday from Murambinda B High School, the centre of the national celebrations of the 44th anniversary of Independence, President Mnangagwa, while acknowledging the severe drought this year, was upbeat and positive about Zimbabwe and how it is coping. The drought, the most severe for 40 years and basically the worst in the […]
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The Herald April 19, 1984 A 72-YEAR-OLD who has been committing crimes for the past 40 years told the High Court, Harare, yesterday that he had learnt crime did not pay. William Henry Laurent told Mr Justice Samatta that he had realised it was time for him to retire, not only from his “work” but […]
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Isdore Guvamombe Reflections The war of liberation had reached fever pitch. We stayed at a banana farm in the Nyakapupu Small Scale Commercial Farming area Sipolilo. Suffice to say, Sipolilo was the white settlers’ whimsical mispronunciation of Chipuriro. In the intricate network of rolling valleys and on banks of Chipuriro’s trickling rivers, banana trees grew […]
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Master Muzavazi As Zimbabwe celebrated its 44th independence day yesterday, under a sanctions regime imposed illegally by the US and its friends, one thing became clear; the need for African countries to disabuse themselves from the hegemony of the US and its allies in the West. Despite the sanctions Zimbabwe continues to soldier on and […]
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Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief DEEP in Mataga, Mberengwa District in the heart of the Midlands Province, a transformative initiative under the Presidential Community Fisheries Programme has taken root, breathing new life into the local economy. This endeavour, a community fishery project, stands as a testament to the Second Republic’s commitment to driving positive change […]
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Flora Sibanda THE sight of strips of meat, hung on a string attached to two wooden poles for preservation as biltong, fills Khethiwe Sibanda with a sense of hopelessness. The meat being preserved comes from a beast her children slaughtered, not by choice, but out of desperation to salvage something from one of the family’s […]
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Dr Matthew Mare The liberation war was fought and Independence won in 1980 but some subversive elements continue to undermine the gains of the struggle. It is unfortunate that some among our people have not appreciated the work that was done by freedom fighters to liberate this nation against the colonial regime. These people tend […]
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Zimbabwe 44th Independence Day speech by President Mnangagwa Today, we mark another milestone in the history of our great nation of Zimbabwe as we celebrate our 44th Independence Anniversary. On this day, the sacred national flag of our beloved motherland, Zimbabwe was raised, and the Union Jack brought down, symbolising the end to the racist […]
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Today is our 44th anniversary of independence, the day Zimbabweans achieved freedom, and did so under an elected Government, the double achievement being important. The freedom meant we became the owners of our own destiny, that we would decide what sort of country we wanted and could build that nation, without others deciding what was […]
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Ranga Mataire Group Political Editor Cde Munyaradzi Machacha, whose Chimurenga name was George Kashiri, was the liaison officer at Foxtrot Assembly Point in Buhera, Manicaland. It was the largest gathering point in the country at the time with about 15 000 freedom fighters. Cde Machacha’s main role as the liaison officer was to be the […]
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Innocent Mujeri Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE commemorates its 44th year of independence today. This is not merely a moment of reflection but also for celebration. This celebration is markedly highlighted by the notable progress the country has achieved under the leadership of President Mnangagwa. With Vision 2030 in sight, President Mnangagwa’s administration is steering the nation […]
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David Mawondo Correspondent As the country embraces the new ZiG currency, it is important that we preserve its value for the economy to grow and, ultimately, lift the living standards of Zimbabweans. The Vision 2030 pronounced by President Mnangagwa can easily be achieved if all stakeholders work together. However, if threats to our currency are […]
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The Herald, 18 April, 1980 ZIMBABWE will not subject its sovereignty to that of any other state, and will remain its own master, fully capable of determining its destiny, the Prime Minister, Cde Mugabe, said last night. In an independence eve address to the nation, Cde Mugabe said Zimbabwe, as an independent sovereign state and […]
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