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International trade  significant for Zim

EDITOR — Trade is a very important industry in every part of the world. It is simply the trading of something for something else. This can be one good for another good, one good for money, one good for a service, a service for a good, money for a service, etc.  Trade can be explained…

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Bureaux de change are indeed the way to go

OUR country’s economic instability over the past couple of decades has left many of us so bruised and faithless in policies implemented by any government body such that when opportunities are presented, our first instinct is to reject them out rightly. However, the proposal or rather the challenge that Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe governor John…

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Even politicians  will not divide us

ZIMBABWE is currently battling to come to terms with Cyclone Idai-induced devastation and politicians have conveniently taken advantage of the obtaining human suffering to score cheap political goals. Regardless, it is pleasing that Zimbabweans have demonstrated a rare sense of unity by donating to assist their brethren affected by the devastating cyclone. [GoogleAd] Over 100…

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Address street children’s plight

EDITOR — A wide range of factors has made the street children issue in the country a difficult challenge to deal with.  [GoogleAd] There are a number of young children on streets in absence of specific care givers. They make streets their home, which is not right. However, with the help of government, I think…

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Let’s stimulate local trade

EDITOR — Trade is a very important industry in every part of the world.  It is simply the trading of something for something else.  This can be one good for another good, one good for money, one good for a service, a service for a good, money for a service, etc.  Trade can be explained…

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Accountability crucial  on cyclone donations

THE massive response by corporates, churches, musicians, Diasporans, ordinary people and fellow States following the Cyclone Idai disaster in part of Manicaland has been overwhelming.  This oneness shown is commendable.  But as well-wishers pull in the same direction, there is need for accountability and transparency on the part of those who are receiving the donations…

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New farmers should preserve our land

EDITOR — Our agriculture seems to have been improving despite the harsh conditions of climate change but we need to guard against the evil of monoculture that is growing maize on the same piece of land year after year.  [GoogleAd] We need to practice crop rotation to ensure more productivity of the soil. The land…

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Theatre can be a powerful tool in edutainment

EDITOR — Theatre has the potential for being a democratic medium, in which the audiences may play an active role in medium-programming, and therefore in producing and distributing messages.  It is not centralised like the technological media, and is capable of integrating indigenous and popular systems of communication that already exists in the rural areas….

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Prevention better than cure

ZIMBABWE like many other developing countries is facing increased prevalence rates of non-communicable diseases in addition to existing high rate of communicable diseases.  This challenge has been referred to as the double burden of disease that poses significant obstacles to resource- constrained countries.  [GoogleAd] Non communicable diseases cluster includes conditions such as cardiovascular diseases, chronic…

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Stop politicising cyclone donations

EDITOR — It is thoroughly dispiriting to hear that some people in this country are so divided to the extent of finding comic relief through the suffering of the masses. [GoogleAd] The tragedy brought about by Cyclone Idai which ravaged most parts of Manicaland is no laughing matter. It would be prudent if people stop…

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