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She quit her job to pursue goat farming

GROWING up, earning a living from goats was the last thing on Desberia Mutara’s mind. In fact, the first born in a family of four was determined to use education to escape herding goats and the poverty that generally characterised Gowakowa village in Headlands, about 28 kilometres from Rusape. “I always knew that I needed…

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‘Structureless party’: Has Chamisa led main opposition astray?

ON January 25, exactly two years and three days after Zimbabwe’s main opposition party the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was launched, its leader Nelson Chamisa quit, leaving the party in turmoil. In a 13-page statement, the 46-year-old lawyer and clergyman listed a litany of reasons why he was taking the extraordinary step of abandoning…

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‘The nod to remove death penalty is unfair’

BY RUTENDO NGARA MUNYARADZI Makore felt relieved when he heard the judge announce that his brother, Tapiwa Snr, and neighbour Tafadzwa Shamba, who brutally murdered his nine year-old son, Tapiwa Jr, and dismembered his body, would be sentenced to death. On July 12 last year, Shamba and Tapiwa Snr were sentenced to death following a…

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Lack of strategy in opposition politics

By Munyaradzi Mapfumo POLITICS by its very nature does not follow morally acceptable ways of taking power. Every political player is plotting, planning, and seeking ways to amass the most power possible. The very set up of politics is, therefore, to realise that it is a negotiated space and at every moment one should be…

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Mushrooming of liquor outlets rattles stakeholders

THE government has set new minimum guidelines for the licensing of nightclubs which include that buildings should be fully soundproofed so that operations do not affect residential homes. This comes amid an increase in the number of liquor outlets in Central Business Districts and suburbs as well as rampant drug and substance abuse countrywide. In…

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Chitown business people cash in on Miracle Paul influence

A PROPHET is not without honour except in his own country, says the Bible. In most cases the African community tends to undermine the role of a preacher. A visit by the Daily News on Sunday to Chitungwiza Unit L Community Hall in Seke where the charismatic preacher Miracle Paul holds his Sunday services had…

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