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HARARE - Tempers flared on Wednesday as Zanu PF Hurungwe East MP Temba Mliswa and Buhera Central MP Joseph Chinotimba clashed during a Zanu PF caucus meeting held at the party headquarters in Harare.
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Zimbabwean telecom tycoon (and the country's only billionaire) Strive Masiyiwa has been called a "global business influential," a "face of New Africa," and the "Bill Gates of Africa." He continues to live up to the reputation with a new…
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SOUTH AFRICA - After the exit of the hosts, local supporters are beginning to cheer on their neighbours the Zimbabwe Warriors who have reached the quarter finals.
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ZVIMBA - President Robert Mugabe has used the funeral of his sister Bridget to open up about his family telling mourners that his father Gabriel Chatunga abandoned his family to go to Bulawayo where he married a Ndebele woman.
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MDC-T legislator Eddie Cross published an article on The Need for a New Road Map before Christmas last year. In it he made a brilliant comparison between the economic changes over the past three decades between China and Zimbabwe.
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The political litmus test to a democracy has always been defined with how a nation or unit is able to change leadership in an orderly fashion successively.
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It is clear now that the Zanu PF leadership is fully aware of the fact that the economy is contracting quite rapidly. The clearest indication of this statistically is the steady decline in VAT collections in the past three months and that…
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HARARE - President Robert Mugabe yesterday revealed a painful past of abandonment and loss of his closest relatives as he told mourners that he could not even explain his long life.
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A string of self-filmed videos by businessman Philip Chiyangwa showing of his Bentley and boasting about his business empire have raised concern that a high profile divorce application by his wife of 25 years maybe starting to affect him.
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WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama will invite 47 leaders to a landmark US-Africa summit in August, seeking to widen US trade, development and security ties with an increasingly dynamic continent to which he traces part of his ancestry.
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