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Harare News 14 December 2020

JUST IN: President in Mozambique

Kudakwashe Mugari, Maputo, Mozambique PRESIDENT Mnangagwa who left Harare this morning has arrived in Maputo, Mozambique for a day long indaba as SADC moves in to counter insurgency in that country. The President was welcomed at the Maputo International Airport by Zimbabwe’s Ambassador to Mozambique Retired Lieutenant General Douglas Nyikayaramba, embassy staff and Mozambique government […] The Herald …

Harare News 25 July 2020

B.W. Mkapa: “Mwalimu taught me the importance of listening”

by Phyllis Johnson Ben Mkapa was a colossus in Africa, like his mentor Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, but he did not see himself that way. “Mwalimu Julius Nyerere was undoubtedly the greatest influence on my personal growth as a leader and on my career,” he said in his memoirs. “I definitely owe an immense debt to […] The Herald …

Disquiet over deportations – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary
on 25 July 2021
Source: Disquiet over deportations – Zimbabwe Vigil Diary: 24th July 2021 https://www.flickr.com/photos/zimbabwevigil/51335014070/sizes/m/ Even after discounting the more questionable assertions by campaigners, disquieting questions remain about the deportation of 14 Zimbabweans from the UK last Wednesday. The UK Home Secretary Priti Patel – haunted by her failure to curb illegal immigration – said the deportees had The post Disquiet over deportations – Zimbabwe Vigil […]
Can Zimbabwe regain trust through compensation for white farmers?
on 25 July 2021
Source: Can Zimbabwe regain trust through compensation for white farmers? | The Standard BY KENNETH MUFUKA It is not always true that I write what I like. Sometimes I am told to direct my attention to certain issues which, until then, I thought were none of my business. The continuing plight of the white farmers The post Can Zimbabwe regain trust through compensation for white farmers? appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Building an art gallery in the midst of war in Zimbabwe
on 25 July 2021
Gallerist and writer Robert Huggins and his wife, the artist Helen Lieros, have passed away. But their lives are a testament to what kind of impact one African art gallery can have. Source: Building an art gallery in the midst of war in Zimbabwe Hope Masike performs at Gallery Delta in the documentary Art for The post Building an art gallery in the midst of war in Zimbabwe appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Covid-19: Blame it on the prophets too
on 25 July 2021
Source: Covid-19: Blame it on the prophets too | The Standard BY TAWANDA MAJONI Brother Nick Mangwana is, by basic standards, a sober Rasta, as they say in ghetto lingo. As sober, of course, as you can ever go as a tenant of the Zanu PF madhouse. He is, on quite a number of times, The post Covid-19: Blame it on the prophets too appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.
Masvingo road rehabilitation on course
on 25 July 2021
Source: Masvingo road rehabilitation on course | The Sunday News Masvingo City Council Sharon Chimenya, Masvingo Correspondent The Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme is progressing well in Masvingo with the local authority having completed 80 percent of their planned work, it has been learnt. Masvingo City Council has to date received $87 million from the road The post Masvingo road rehabilitation on course appeared first on Zimbabwe Situation.

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