It is the people you know
The fact is, we do all like to make use of the fact that we know people who we consider are influential or important.
By Tim Middleton
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Christine Gonondo’s death: A devastating loss for the media
Gonondo (45) was buried in her hometown of Mutare.
By Austin Karonga
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Council duped US$18k in fake bridge deal
They were also ordered to each pay a US$5 000 fine or face an extra 12 months in jail if they fail to pay.
By Rejoice Phiri
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Alcohol and colonialism: The curious story of Bulawayo beer gardens
Bulawayo’s oldest and most famous beer hall, MaKhumalo, also known as Big Bhawa, was built more than a century ago, in 1913.
By Maurice Hutton
3h ago
Outcry over new Zinara vehicle exemption rules
Under the new policy, vehicle owners seeking to exempt their cars from licencing fees must now submit a cumbersome list of mandatory documents.
By Pamenus Tuso
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African languages children’s book series launched
The initiative builds on Ndoto Kids’ earlier project, Nyaya dzeVana, which was supported by the Zimbabwe German Society through their Das Kollectiv initiative.
By Style Correspondent
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Chloride Zimbabwe’s century plus experience powers the nation
Pasipanodya said the company’s solar batteries and products have also had amazing impact, especially on the agricultural side.
By Takemore Mazuruse
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Court officials arrested over viral audio
Prosecutor Beatrice Pedzisa and court interpreter Bridgette Mudau were denied bail when they appeared before provincial magistrate Brenda Kachepa on Friday.
By Rex Mphisa
3h ago
Govt racks US$3m from nurses, blocks their diaspora dreams
According to the Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA), over 6000 nurses have applied for verification letters after paying the mandatory US$300 fee.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
3h ago
