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Hildegarde The Arena— WE are not equating ourselves with the creator, but there are times when you feel that “a day is like a thousand years.” This is how it feels like right now, we still have another week before all the brouhaha is swept under the carpet, we hope.
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The Arena Hildegarde The Oxford English dictionary defines foreword as “a short introduction to a book, typically by a person other than the author”, while the Writers and Editors website says “a foreword deals with the genesis, purpose, limitations, and scope of the book … The foreword, says the Chicago Manual of Style, is usually […]
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Hildegarde The Arena— WHEN news of the passing on of El Commandante Fidel Castro Ruz on Friday, November 25 was confirmed, there was a deep sense of emptiness, followed by gratitude and admiration for what Fidel stood for on the world stage in the 20th Century to date.
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The Arena with Hildegarde THE gruelling fight in the US presidential election has come and gone. As with any contest only one winner emerges, but this was a victor that millions across the globe never expected to be the next occupant of the Oval Office, and it is President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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Hildegarde The Arena The writer was raised in a village where elderly men and women live with monikers; names given in line with their personal traits and/or characteristics. My grandfather’s lineage was known more by their nicknames than clan name — some of them fairly odd, e.g. Horsekey. And my paternal grandmother was another one with […]
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Hildegarde The Arena EVERY October 11, the global community commemorates the International Day of the Girl Child. This year was no different, and the day was celebrated under the theme: Girls’ Progress = Goals’ Progress: A Global Girl Data Movement – a theme that highlights the challenges that girls face the world over.
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Hildegarde: The Arena CNN’s Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour was sold a dummy, for Zimbabwe’s tipping point under the leadership of President Mugabe and his ruling Zanu-PF party is still way off, despite what they envision. Nevertheless, it is not game over yet. They are still working on the real game changer.
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Hildegarde : The Arena The curtain came down on the 2016 summer Rio Olympic Games. Zimbabwe was represented, and our athletes did their best, although the nation hopes that the next time Team Zimbabwe goes to the Olympics, it will bring home medals – gold, silver and bronze. All. We miss the Kirsty Coventry days when the […]
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Hildegarde The Arena . . . for whoever entered his biography on Wikipedia summed it all up for him: “On August 11, 2016, he (Hichilema) was retired from politics by Edgar Lungu who defeated him in the presidential poll.”
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Hildegarde : The Arena WHEN the United States of America holds elections, everyone has to know that the global circus has started, and that the season of madness is upon us. The brouhaha has been with us for quite a while, but the 2016 presidential poll has shown the world more than what the US bargained for […]
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Hildegarde The Arena In two consecutive instalments, fellow columnist Delta Milayo Ndou spoke about an important issue as the digital divide in Zimbabwe gets narrower and narrower. If this writer got her right, she was saying the information glut in cyberspace has created a major constraint: separating truth from untruth; authoritative from unauthoritative information. I […]
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The Arena Hildegarde So much has also happened in the housing sector since 2014, with the past two years seeing an exponential growth of housing units, in line with one of the Zim-Asset clusters. Thus, the Harare Street Atlas 2013-2014, though useful, is already dated.
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Hildegarde The Arena We have all at one point or another got lost and wasted time and resources such as fuel looking for the places we are going to.
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Hildegarde The Arena The million-dollar question is, since these begging children live on the fringes of society, what opportunities are available to them? What mechanisms of inclusion into mainstream national affairs are available to them?
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Hildegarde The Arena A tour of major Korean broadcasters . . . revealed cutting edge media and broadcasting technology, which has resulted in Korea being referred to as one of the most wired countries in the world.
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