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Gastronomy tourism gathers momentum

By Simon Ngena FORMED in 1945, the United Nations (UN) is a global organisation whose tentacles extend to all facets of life — agriculture, health, education, science and technology, environment, tourism, culture, among others. Under the theme "Gastronomy tourism: A driver of economic diversifi...
Sport

Debate on away-goals rule rages

By Sheldon Hakata BTHE CAF Champions League holds a special place in the hearts of millions of football fans across Africa and beyond. This prestigious tournament arguably represents the pinnacle of African football and showcases the elite-level quality that rivals any global competition. Every season,...
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When Christians couldn’t read nor write

THE Moors were people who lived in Morocco.  That’s the reason they called it that.  The...
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Should we celebrate Black Friday?

ONCE again 'Black Friday' is upon us.  And still our people, black people go gaga...
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All colonial names must go

IF we have any criticism to the recent wholesale renaming of roads and buildings,...
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Are our vehicles roadworthy?

EDITOR – THE festive season is finally upon us!  It is a time to celebrate...
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Zim’s high literacy rate 39 years on

ZIMBABWE’s literacy is believed to be one of the highest in the world, ranging...
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Zimbabwe’s place in the scriptures: Part Two

THE Remba of Zimbabwe are descendants of Judaic Sabaeans who settled permanently in the...
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The African way of health and medical insurance

By Dr Tafataona Mahoso IN the NewsDay for November 20 2019 and within the context...
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Revisiting Zim’s land policy disparity

THE combination of commerce, Christianity and cultural domination began with European traders and was...
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Developing cattle and beef exports

ZIMBABWE livestock farmers can improve the total kilogrammes of their cattle per hectare by...
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Wlison Patrol wiped out

AS Forbes’ Column was going through the last bush before they got to the...
Education

Heritage-based teaching and learning: Part Four…education for hard work, not ‘minana’

IN the previous episode of our discussion on heritage-based teaching and learning, we showed...
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How Christianity destroyed Africans

Purple Hibiscus By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Published by Algonquin Book (2003) ISBN: 1616202416 LANGUAGE, culture and religion are...
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Gastronomy tourism gathers momentum

By Simon Ngena FORMED in 1945, the United Nations (UN) is a global organisation...
Sport

Debate on away-goals rule rages

By Sheldon Hakata BTHE CAF Champions League holds a special place in the hearts of...
Sport

In football, money talks . . . ‘boozers’ struggle while ‘moneybags’ thrive

By Anesu Chakanetsa THE direction football is taking, both globally and locally, is clear:...
Arts

Tatenda Pinjisi: Gone too soon! . . . as road carnage takes toll on Zim’s music talent

By Fidelis Manyange THE recent tragic passing of young Sungura artiste Tatenda Pinjisi has...

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