Winning beer drinking competitions and Zim politics
l knew VaMazibisa from my early childhood. Being my father’s young brother, he was after all my dear uncle, my
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Opinion
Soldiers, curfews, the hullabaloo at the bar
Local imbibers have always defied the lockdown. They connive with the local bar owner, lock themselves inside the bar, switch
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Chirikure Chirikure remembers Kamungoma
Tainge tichiti miswe rashu,Muromo kushama enge mapako,Nairo ziya hapwa tapa tapa.RweChimurenga rwaishaurwa,Naiye Rori,Chimbwido mukuru.Ndiwo morarika muChimurenga,Ndizvo hondo ifambire mberika.Taiimbiraka edu
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The horror of the 1978 Gutu massacre revisited
MATTHEW TAKAONA GUTU – At around 3pm on a Sunday on May 14 1978, mujibhas went around calling people from
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The Great Msuma tree that stood time
Its existence has transcended generations. Its existence has defied the transient nature of human existence.It is the great Msuma tree.It
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Fletcher, lasses, dagga and Senga – old school boy reminisces
BY DUMISANI KUFARUWENGA Senga residential suburb in Gweru used to have a life of its own in the late 80’s.
Read moreTourism Recovery Strategies During and after COVID 19 pandemic Part 3: A Focus on the Restaurant Sector.
The novel Corona Virus (COVID 19) is still a challenge to the whole world; even countries with the best health
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Rekindling business operations through enhanced labour productivity post COVID- 19 lockdown
By Patience Mabika Boosting the productivity of labour is key in reviving Zimbabwean businesses that have been negatively affected by
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Tourism Recovery Strategies During and after COVID 19 pandemic Part 2: The Accommodation Sector Focus
By Phanos Matura The tourism industry is hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic given the fact that it is a
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Have Zim journalists become blind to corruption?
By Matthew Takaona The Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA) is a corrupt monster. That is an undeniable fact.It is only
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