In Lupane, Catholic sisters bring early childhood education to rural areas
BY MARKO PHIRI Zimbabwe in recent years has promoted early childhood development, or ECD, making it mandatory for every child
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Zimbabwe to import 400 000 tonnes of maize from Zambia and Malawi
BY NELSON BANYA Zimbabwe will import 400,000 tonnes of white maize from Zambia and Malawi, the Grain Millers Association of
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Zimbabwe, Kenya booted out of 2023 Afcon qualifiers
CAIRO – As a consequence of having failed to have their suspensions by Fifa set aside, the Confederation of Africa
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Zimbabwe seeks support to sell US$600 million ivory stockpile
BY FARAI MUTSAKA Zimbabwe is seeking international support to be allowed to sell its stockpile of seized ivory, saying the
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Hwange to host regional summit on ivory trade ban
BY NOKUTHABA DLAMINI Zimbabwe will this month hold a regional summit to discuss a common position on the global ban
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Zimbabwe expects maize output to drop by almost half
BY NELSON BANYA Zimbabwe expects its harvest of staple white maize grain to fall by almost half this year due
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Zimbabwe’s unsafe roads could drive the economy around the bend
BY BUSANI BAFANA When driving at night in Zimbabwe, watch out for a pair of eyes on the road and
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Zimbabwe’s tobacco rebounds amid worries over health, labour
BY FARAI MUTSAKA Zimbabwe, Africa’s biggest tobacco grower and one of the world’s top exporters of the nicotine leaf, has opened
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Chamisa’s CCC set for landslide victory in parly, council by-elections
BY GIBBS DUBE Zimbabwe’s Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa, which was set up two months ago,
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Farmers rediscover benefits of traditional small grains in Zimbabwe
BY TATENDA CHITAGU Nothing seems to happen at the right time for Maria Mazambara, a communal subsistence farmer in Bikita,
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