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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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Coronavirus: Let us be pro-active

AT the onset of the new decade, 2020, a major global health scare known...
Feature

Zimbabwe’s reform progress towards Vision 2030

By Eunice Masunungure THE key aspect of the new dispensation has been to transform the...
Feature

Slavery amply demonstrated in the Herero Genocide

By Eunice Masunungure SLAVERY has manifested across centuries as genocide, colonialism, neo-colonialism and apartheid. The 1815-1914...
Analysis

We need level heads

THE much feared COVID-19 virus has now hit the country. And Zimbabweans, like any other...
Analysis

Beyond COVID-19

EVEN as we grapple with the devastating COVID-19, we continue to strive and work...
Opinion

COVID-19: Prevention better than cure

EDITOR — EACH person infected with COVID-19 is said to pass it on to...
Columns

Sanctions expose the MDC

SELLOUTS almost derailed our attainment of independence. The younger generation in modern Zimbabwe has had...
Analysis

COVID-19 and the neo-liberals’ re-discovery of the public sector

By Dr Tafataona Mahoso IN the last instalment I referred in passing to the plight...
Feature

Indigenes denied land rights

UNDER the National Land Husbandry Act (NLHA), land rights were not given to people...
Columns

The lynching of blacks in the US: Part Two … when being black was a crime

FRANK EMBREE, in Missouri, US, in 1899, was stripped naked and whipped over 100...
Columns

Sustainable agriculture: Part Two…lessons for Zim farmers

THE new dispensation put agriculture on centre stage in its effort to revive the...
Feature

Indigenisation and empowerment: Chitepo’s legacy

AS we celebrate the life and sacrifice of this giant of our liberation struggle,...
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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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