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Zimbabwe@34: The adverts that defined Zimbabwean television
Television was always communal in Zimbabwe. In the 80s and 90s family time was defined by watching the country’s two television channels. The stations were worth the eyeballs before political jingles and substandard programming invaded our homes at the turn of the century.
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Dynamos to field full-strength team
DYNAMOS are set to field a full-strength team as they face Zvishavane-based side FC Platinum in a potentially explosive Independence Cup football final
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Army major exposed as threatening to remove panties
THE murder trial of a Chitungwiza man, Pritchard Zimondi, took a new twist yesterday after it emerged that 50-year-old Julian Chineka
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Newsflash: President Obama message on Zimbabwe Independence day
Zimbabwe will celebrate 34 years of Independence on Friday and messages of solidarity have already started to pour in. The first message made available to NewsDay online was from the US President.
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Independence gala goes elite
ZIMBABWE’S 34th edition of independence celebrations have gone elite, with this year’s independence musical gala scheduled for Borrowdale Race Course
Making a living from amacimbi
In Gwanda district, about 550 km south-west of Harare, villagers have turned to selling Mopane worms (amacimbi) because of food shortages.
Zimra raids NSSA
THE National Social Security Authority (NSSA) is the latest organisation to be hit by the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority raids on tax-defaulting companies,
Sekeramayi emerges as likely Mugabe successor
Defence minister Sydney Sekeramayi could spring a surprise in the race to succeed President Robert Mugabe
8 months without pay for Marange guards
SOME 243 security guards at diamond mining company Marange Resources in Chiadzwa have gone for eight months without salaries, NewsDay has learnt.
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Zimbabwe@34: The adverts that defined Zimbabwean television
Television was always communal in Zimbabwe. In the 80s and 90s family time was defined by watching the country’s two television channels. The stations were worth the eyeballs before political jingles and substandard programming invaded our homes at the turn of the century.
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Army major exposed as threatening to remove panties
THE murder trial of a Chitungwiza man, Pritchard Zimondi, took a new twist yesterday after it emerged that 50-year-old Julian Chineka
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MDC-T youth plan mass actions
OPPOSITION MDC-T’s youth assembly is planning nationwide mass actions to demand jobs promised by Zanu PF in its election manifesto
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Easter holiday starts on tragic note
THE Easter holiday has started on a tragic note after four people were killed in a road traffic accident along the Harare-Bindura Highway on Tuesday
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Masvingo council’s attached vehicles gather dust
MASVINGO City Council (MCC)’s cars attached last year over a $3,5 million debt it owes workers in outstanding salaries are gathering dust
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Pair in court for murder
TWO Honde Valley men were yesterday arraigned before Mutare magistrate Sekai Chiundura facing charges of murdering a fellow patron
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‘Breastfeeding’ maid to undergo medical tests
A 40-YEAR-OLD maid from Mabelreign, Harare, who was hauled before the courts after being caught breastfeeding her employer’s 11-month-old son i
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Health professionals learn sign language
TWENTY-FIVE Chitungwiza Central Hospital health professionals are undergoing a two-week long training on sign language to reduce communication challenges
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German firm invests in insurance company
ZEP-RE will have an improved capital base and ability to service the region’s industry after a German institution says it may soon be investing an 11% stake in the company worth $15 million.
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Bourse automation requires co-operation
THE successful automation of trading on the local bourse will require co-operation as a failure of the new system may disrupt trading processes.
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Colcom targets 100% capacity utilisation
ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange-listed Colcom Holdings is targeting 100% capacity utilisation following its decision to move into the lucrative Angolan market.
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Emulate developed nations: Chinamasa
FINANCE minister Patrick Chinamasa has said for Zimbabwe to prosper economically, the country has to study and understand how other nations have managed to develop.
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Focus on business rather than individual opportunities
WHEN the news about diamonds discovery in Manicaland spread across the country, thousands of people flocked to Marange hoping to get the precious stones and make money overnight.
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Deflationary pressures persist
THE year-on-year inflation rate for the month of March was -0,91% shedding 0,42 percentage points from the previous month.
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‘Cheap imports ruin domestic industry’
A LOCAL synthetic hair products manufacturer has lamented the influx of cheap and sub-standard imports which are destroying the domestic industry.
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Listed companies cleared of share price manipulation
THREE listed companies have escaped censure by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe after they were cleared of charges of share price manipulation.
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Telecel reward subscribers
MOBILE network operator Telecel Zimbabwe presented four of its subscribers who entered the Go to Brazil Bhora promotion with tickets to the 2014 Fifa World
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Mapuranga cautious ahead of Uhuru Cup clash
HIGHLANDERS captain Innocent Mapuranga has challenged his teammates to forget about Harare City’s poor start to the Premier Soccer League (PSL) campaign
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Musona heads back to Germany
ZIMBABWE international striker Knowledge Musona looks set to return to the German Bundesliga after the expiry of his loan spell at Kaizer Chiefs
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Dynamos to field full-strength team
DYNAMOS are set to field a full-strength team as they face Zvishavane-based side FC Platinum in a potentially explosive Independence Cup football final
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Rich pickings in Zimbabwe Independence Cup
ORGANISERS of the Independence Cup football tournament have increased the prize monies by 50%, with the winners of this year’s edition pocketing $15 000.
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Dynamos ring changes
DYNAMOS Football Club yesterday reshuffled their board with Bernard Marriot Lusengo appointed the new board chairman.
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The best is yet to come: Kutsanzira
HIGHLANDERS Football Club winger Rahman “Rakocha” Kutsanzira, who made his debut for Bosso last weekend in a winning cause,
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Ex-Springboks coach De Villiers in Zimbabwe
FORMER Springboks head coach Peter de Villiers arrived in the country yesterday to conduct a rugby coaching clinic at Watershed College in Marondera.
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Independence gala goes elite
ZIMBABWE’S 34th edition of independence celebrations have gone elite, with this year’s independence musical gala scheduled for Borrowdale Race Course
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Musician attacks graft
MUTOKO-BASED musician Emmanuel Manyati has joined the fight against corruption with the release of his single Vatiurayira Nyika.
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NoViolet Bulawayo ‘donates’ £10k scholarship
LAGOS — Winner of the maiden edition of the Etisalat Prize for Literature, NoViolet Bulawayo has, in a genuine demonstration of sportsmanship
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Mokoomba in successful UK tour
WIDELY travelled Afro-fusion group Mokoomba continues their dominance on foreign lands with their tour of the United Kingdom that saw them staging sold-out shows.
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Red Fox celebrates anniversary in style
RED FOX Family celebrates its fourth anniversary with a massive line-up of gigs featuring top reggae disc jockeys and musicians.
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Charma Girl hails Jah Prayzah
BOTSWANA musician Charma Girl has hailed Jah Prayzah for managing to bring together different artistes to work together on his album scheduled to be launched tonight at the HICC.
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Chanaiwa fails to secure funds for premiere
LOCAL film producer and director Von Tavaziva, better known as Detective Chanaiwa in the film sector, has failed to secure funds to premiere his new film Go-Chanaiwa-Go Reloaded.
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Sulu courts Mukanya for duet
DENDERA star Sulumani Chimbetu says he will engage exiled musician Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo to record his part in a duet titled Makamirirei online
