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When They Die Young: Inspired by the death of Neil Mutyora
It’s as if I have held you in my arms
In this, your short life,
But someone snatched you from me
Because I wanted you to see the sun
I wanted you to hold the dream
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US court to decide on Zim elephant ban
SAFARI Club International filed a lawsuit to challenge the United States Fish and Wildlife Service ban on the importation of sport-hunted African elephants from Zimbabwe and Tanzania.
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Child kombi death: Buck stops with ZRP
Death has become a common occurrence in Zimbabwe that it is mostly met with the usual mourning where family members gather and bury their dead
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Zahara to bring live band for Green Concert
SOUTH African songstress Zahara, who is going to be the main act at this year’s second edition of the Green Concert slated for May 9 at 7 Arts Theatre, Harare, is expected bring her live band.
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Man threatens to take hunger strike to Parly
A HARARE man, Philosophy Nyapfumbi, who went for more than a week on hunger strike earlier this year over reinstatement of Harare town clerk Tendai Mahachi
MDC-T forces members to fund party
The Tsvangirai-led MDC has resorted to forcing its members to bankroll its activities, including paying workers who have not been paid since it lost the July 31 elections.
When They Die Young: Inspired by the death of Neil Mutyora
It’s as if I have held you in my arms
In this, your short life,
But someone snatched you from me
Because I wanted you to see the sun
I wanted you to hold the dream
Mugabe, ministers differ on indigenisation
THE government continues to send out conflicting signals on the indigenisation policy and no less than three key Cabinet members have spoken on the matter.
‘Chihuri you’re responsible’
A SOMBRE atmosphere engulfed Rugare suburb , Harare, yesterday as mourners gathered at the funeral wake for three-year-old Neil Tanatswa Mutyora, knocked down by a commuter omnibus driver.
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US court to decide on Zim elephant ban
SAFARI Club International filed a lawsuit to challenge the United States Fish and Wildlife Service ban on the importation of sport-hunted African elephants from Zimbabwe and Tanzania.
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Mabamba dares Chombo
SUSPENDED Chitungwiza Ward 25 councillor Fraderick Mabamba said the residential land that he sold to home seekers in the dormitory town was suitable for housing purposes.
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Govt delays pension payment
GOVERNMENT yesterday moved this month’s pension pay date from April 25 to April 30.
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Man threatens to take hunger strike to Parly
A HARARE man, Philosophy Nyapfumbi, who went for more than a week on hunger strike earlier this year over reinstatement of Harare town clerk Tendai Mahachi
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Kwekwe Council property up for auction
KWEKWE — Disgruntled workers of Dandaro Marketing, the now-defunct subsidiary of Kwekwe City Council, have attached council property
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3 robbery suspects hauled to court
THREE men who allegedly attempted to rob a Mutare businessman early this month were yesterday hauled before Mutare magistrate Langton Mukwengi.
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Child knocked down to death in police, kombi war
The child, who was run over by a kombi that was fleeing from police on Tuesday afternoon, died this morning.
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335 lose jobs as ZB Bank, Steward Bank rationalise operations
THE Zimbabwe Banking and Allied Workers’ Union (Zibawu) has said ZB Bank and Steward Bank are in the process of terminating jobs of 335 employees as the two institutions embark on rationalisation of their operations.
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Monopoly stifles telecoms sector
LACK of competition in the fixed line telecommunications sector as well as restrictive policies has hampered growth in the sub-sector.
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Recordkeeping basics for SMEs
HOW do you tell if your business is making a profit or a loss if you are not keeping any records?
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Nestlé partners CZI for joint collaboration forum
NESTLÉ Zimbabwe, in partnership with the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries, will next month host a one-day forum aimed at increasing collaboration between government, business and civil society.
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Grain deliveries decline as farmers turn to tobacco
GRAIN deliveries to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) have been on the decrease in the last five years because most farmers have now resorted to tobacco
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Tourism sector pushes for clear law on exempted imports
THE tourism sector is pushing for the amendment of the statutory instrument which governs the importation of tourism-related goods that are exempted
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‘Zim among worst destinations for mining investors’
ZIMBABWE is ranked among the worst countries to invest in particularly in the mining sector, a recent report has shown.
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How SMEs can avoid financial suicide
NEARLY 80% of all small businesses fail within the first 18 months of operation. This “death rate” has become an accepted statistic by most economists.
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Pasipamire books World Champs spot
ZIMBABWEAN long distance runner Cephas Pasipamire, who jetted into the country this week, said he was delighted after securing a personal best time
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Mountaineers set for clean sweep
AFTER being recently crowned Logan Cup champions, Mutare-based cricket franchise Mountaineers could complete a clean sweep of all domestic competitions
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Zim golfers eye continental glory
ZIMBABWE’S leading junior golfers will be out to end South Africa’s dominance of the All-Africa Junior Golf Championship in Zambia next week.
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Pasuwa worried: poor results at home a cause for concern
DYNAMOS coach Kalisto Pasuwa is looking to instill confidence in his team to perform better at home
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Pressure mounting on Mawiwi amid claims of sabotage by insiders
PRESSURE continues to mount on Harare City coach Bigboy Mawiwi who is yet to register a victory in the league season amid claims that he is being sabotaged
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Zifa aims to raise funds for Afcon qualifiers at Trade Fair
The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) is aiming to capitalise on this year’s Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) to raise funds for the 2015 Africa
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Chapungu enjoying Premiership return
CHAPUNGU head coach John Nyikadzino is delighted by his team’s fair start to the season as the Premier Soccer League returnees continue to hold their own
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PSL player of the week
VETERAN striker Artwell Nyamiwa is the player of the week after he rose from the bench to help his side ZPC Kariba to a 1-0 victory over troubled Harare
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Gospel explosion blasts off in Epworth
HUNDREDS of gospel music lovers are expected to throng the Assemblies of God Church in Overspill, Epworth, this weekend joining several gospel musicians in a show dubbed Eternity Gospel Explosion Epworth.
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Zahara to bring live band for Green Concert
SOUTH African songstress Zahara, who is going to be the main act at this year’s second edition of the Green Concert slated for May 9 at 7 Arts Theatre, Harare, is expected bring her live band.
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Musarurwa in Hifa debut
RISING local Afro-jazz musician Prince Musarurwa is set to make his debut appearance at this year’s Hifa with a performance at the Coca-Cola Green stage.
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Simba the Comic King set for debut SA tour
COMEDY is no laughing matter to comedian Simbarashe Kakora, hard work pays off and Kakora, who broke on to the scene by merely taking chances,
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Tatea Da MC blasts Uhuru concert organisers
LOCAL artistes who performed at the highly publicised Independence Dance Concert headlined by South African house music group Uhuru
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All-Black affair at Mastones
Highfield will be fire on Sunday when UK based wheel-spinner and musician will join other artistes for a special ‘ghetto-gig’
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Massive gigs lined up for Easter
Zimpraise Choir will make the trip to the mountains this weekend for a double bill at the illustrious Montclair Hotel and Casino.
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Jah Prayzah’s night to remember
MUSICIAN Jah Prayzah has consistently attested to how much he loved to be in the army and that cannot be overstated.
