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Writers bemoan book industry regression…as Weaver Press closes shop

WEAVER Press closed shop at the end of last year, bringing to an end a 25-year stint that spawned over two hundred titles.  The independent publisher, formed by Irene Staunton and her husband Murray McCartney in 1998, published celebrated writers such as Shimmer Chinodya (Harvest of Thorns), the late Yvonne Vera (The Stone Virgins), the late Chenjerai…

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Writers looks beyond legacy publishing

DESPITE clear signs that legacy publishing in Zimbabwe is on its last legs, as evidenced by Weaver Press’ recent closure, writing experts insist that opportunities for publication still abound. Weaver Press closed shop in December last year, bringing to an end a 25-year stint that spawned over two hundred titles from authors such as Shimmer…

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Suspected robbers kill security guard

TWO suspected robbers are now facing murder charges after allegedly killing a security guard at a bar in Glen Norah, Harare. Gilbert Muchokomori, 38, and Talent Shangwa, 18, were arraigned before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi before being remanded in custody facing murder and attempted robbery charges.The pair was instructed to approach the High Court for…

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Undisciplined judges, magistrates to face the law

DEPUTY chief justice Elizabeth Gwaunza says the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) will not hesitate to take disciplinary action against legal officers who undermine the constitution. This comes as two High Court judges, Webster Chinamhora and Martin Makonese, were forced to leave the bench amid corruption allegations last year, while the previous year saw Justice Thompson…

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College owner loses US$22 000 to robbers

POLICE are investigating a case of a college owner who was robbed of over US$22 000 by an unidentified suspect who claimed to be looking for a place for a Form 1 student in Mucheke, Masvingo Province.  In a statement yesterday, police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the suspect who was armed with an unidentified…

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