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‘Young couples lacking guidance’

HARARE – Melody (not real name), 25, decided to get married not because she wanted to, but because most of her friends had wedded. But the real problem was which guy to get married to since she had not found the perfect one. She decided to settle for Moses because he had shown glimpses  of…

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‘Relations will never be normal’

HARARE – After over a decade of frosty relations, Western delegations have made proposals to re-engage Zimbabwe, but Zimbabwean authorities are insisting that relations can only normalise if “Britain removes the first family from sanctions “imposed” by London. Last week saw about three Western delegations visit various government ministers with various conditions for re-engagement and…

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Hair business booming

HARARE – If there is any business that is doing well in Zimbabwe at the moment when the economy is declining, it has to be the hair industry. Recent statistics from the Zimbabwe Statistics Agency (Zimstats) show that local women spent $13 million on hair and hair products between January 2013 and July 2014. A…

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Grace’s PhD damages UZ image

HARARE – Zimbabweans from across the political, academic and social divide are still expressing outrage over the awarding of a PhD degree by the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) to President Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace, two weeks ago. Grace was awarded a doctorate in sociology at the UZ where she was capped by Mugabe, the institution’s…

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$1 goods flood Harare streets

HARARE – Zimbabweans have awakened to the real value of a $1 as they are pegging most of their merchandise at that price. From jackets, trousers, dresses to packaged foods, the $1 price has been the easiest to trade in and even a plate of hot sadza or chips costs a dollar. “Box rako remaKellogs…

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Cohabitation on the increase

HARARE – When Willard moved into Tafadzwa’s flat, he had promised her they would get married within a year. Although she had an engagement ring to show for it, today, six years down the line, the couple are yet to be married. Although Tafadzwa was initially excited about the idea, today she felt used and…

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Women shun female condom

HARARE – Women  in Zimbabwe are reluctant to use the female condoms with many of them leaving the choice of either using a male or female condom to men. Last Wednesday Zimbabwe commemorated the World Female Condom Day in Chinhoyi amid reports that particular form of contraceptive was not popular. It was reported that instead,…

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They lie through their teeth

HARARE – Ever since the privacy of the phone booth was banished by cell phones nearly two decades ago, many Zimbabweans have been exposed for what they are — liars, and damn good liars they are. They do so unabashedly. There are those who lie with a smile on their faces. They are a little…

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Chitungwiza vendors bring smiles to stressed residents

HARARE – Chitungwiza’s opera starts early, and there is no charge. Lights, camera, action! Enter, the mother and child duo whose only song is Mitsvairo, (brooms). They are the harbingers of the day’s repertoire which starts as early as 5am. With her daughter in tow, the duo wakes up the lazy house maids and housewives…

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Charambas release bumper album

HARARE – Gospel power couple pastors Charles and Olivia Charamba say the collaborative 10-song album they will officially launch at Ster-Kinekor Eastgate will  make a big impact like the Fifa World Cup. The album, being released four years after the duo last released individual albums, is called WeNazareta. “Yes, we are finally releasing a new…

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