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Govt must deliver

HARARE – The scepticism we have seen around since the entry of President Emmerson Mnangagwa into the country’s top political post has been a product of lessons from Zimbabwe’s history. The people are tired and they have endured enough in the past four decades or so.  The current cash shortages and liquidity crunch are not…

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Ways to tackle waterborne diseases

HARARE – With the recent outbreak of cholera in the country, water and sanitation management is being put under the spotlight again. Waterborne diseases such as cholera, dysentery and typhoid are acute diarrheal diseases caused by pathogenic micro-organisms that are transmitted in water. This may happen through contamination of water sources by wastewater or raw…

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Grace’s love for finer things

HARARE – Just when the rest of the country thought all love had been lost between the former and current first families, it seems President Emmerson Mnangagwa managed to hit the right cords to melt especially Grace Mugabe’s heart. Grace’s love for finer things has never been doubted, but it was the hiring of a…

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Golden handshake for Zanu PF old guard

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa has thrown a lifeline to his fellow comrades-in-arms whom he dropped from his Cabinet more than a week ago by giving them plum jobs at the Zanu PF headquarters, complete with perks similar to those enjoyed by his ministers. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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Abbas resurfaces in Saudi Arabia

HARARE – Former Caps United forward Abbas Amidu has joined Saudi Arabian second-tier side Arar FC after a frustrating stint in the Egyptian top flight with El-Entag El Habry. Amidu penned a one-year deal with the Saudi Arabian side and joined his new teammates this week after the completion of all relevant paperwork. Arar FC…

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Zim referees attend Caf elite course

HARARE – Zimbabwean match officials Thomas Kusosa and Mercy Mayimbo recently completed a Confederation of African Football (Caf) training course for Elite “B” Referees to prepare them for the upcoming competitions and update their knowledge and skills in the conduct of their duties. Kusosa, 31, is one of the leading assistant referees in the domestic…

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Mighty Warriors thump Eswatini

HARARE – The Mighty Warriors look set to reach the semi-finals of the Cosafa Women’s Championship following yesterday’s 3-0 win over Eswatini at the Wolfson Stadium in South Africa. Zimbabwe now lead Group C with six points following two wins over Namibia and now Eswatini. Yesterday, Susan Nyama, Felistas Muzongondi and Marjory Nyaume were on…

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Cholera fight needs teamwork

HARARE – It is  very sad and demoralising to note that at least over 25 people have succumbed to the latest cholera outbreak that has hit Zimbabwe. For God’s sake, this is 2018 but still our people are feeling the effects of a disease that belongs to the medieval times. The worst-affected areas are Glen…

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Chamisa copies the Kenyan playbook

HARARE – When Nelson Chamisa this week announced his intention to inaugurate himself as “People’s President” of Zimbabwe, he was following in the footsteps of other African opposition leaders — specifically Uganda’s Kizza Besigye and Kenya’s Raila Odinga, both of whom rejected election results and staged their own ceremonial inauguration ceremonies. This is no coincidence….

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