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4 years ago | February 23, 2020
Armed robberies: Police unleash the big guns
GANGS of criminals are on the loose in Zimbabwe’s major cities — pouncing on anyone and getting away with anything, ...
Inside Zhombe’s mining cartels
CONTRARY to the common perception in which fingers are only being pointed at the machete-carrying illegal gold panners ...
Fake smiles, tortured minds behind bars
"AS I walked towards the gate that would lead to my freedom, I knew if I didn’t leave my bitterness and hatred behind, I ...
Wife brings home the bacon
I am a 40-year-old man, married to a 37-year-old woman. We are blessed with two sons. When we got married we had O-Level ...
Introduction to Chess Intelligence
CHESS intelligence is a television game show which is shown on ZBC-ZTV every Monday at 1530. This show is a ...
Boy child needs not be superhuman
OUR previous article titled “Grooming boy child builds a powerful generation”, startled many. Most people have grown ...
4 years ago | February 21, 2020
What’s up this weekend . . .
Andrew Moyo With Friday being a holiday, the weekend started early with many nightspots enjoying brisk business ...
4 years ago | February 16, 2020
‘Plug holes in Zupco system’ …Alarm bells ring over accidents
THE Passenger Association of Zimbabwe (PAZ), an association representing the commuting public, is not impressed with the ...
Cheap yet costly: Impact of second-hand clothes
THE illegal importation and sale of second-hand clothes is a thriving business in Zimbabwe — yet its effects on the ...
Turning lemons into lemonade
WHEN Zimbabwe Assemblies of God-Africa (Zaoga) founder, Archbishop Ezekiel Guti’s late son Ezekiel “EJ” Junior (pictured ...
4 years ago | February 9, 2020
USD teacher incentives cause stir…‘Pay up or child will be ...
SOME teachers in public schools are making a killing by demanding monetary incentives from their pupils’ parents despite ...
Zim set to pardon 5 000 inmates
GOVERNMENT is in a dilemma as it tries to find a quick solution to decongest local prisons that are now overcrowded, ...
When death is more important than health
WITH little income to spare, many Zimbabweans are facing tough choices — to insure their health or pay for their own ...
A-Level whizkids stranded
MY name is Harrison Tauro, an Upper Six class of 2019 student at Corpus Christ High School. I sat for the 2019 ...
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