Teachers tell Tsvangirai they are expected to teach computers at schools without electricity
Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said teachers in Mberengwa told him that they are expected to teach computers at sโฆ
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Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai today said teachers in Mberengwa told him that they are expected to teach computers at sโฆ
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Zimbabwe has began the first step to regularise its land reform programme, which the government described as a phenomenal success without any coโฆ
Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko, under attack for staying at the Rainbow Towers hotel (Sheraton)for close to two years, has justified his stayโฆ
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Textile company National Blankets, which is currently operating at 20 percent of its capacity, has appealed to the central bank to make cheap fuโฆ
The government will launch a new livestock policy by yearend which seeks to protect cattle owners from being shortchanged by private abattoirs aโฆ
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The Movement for Democratic Change has no intention of mimicking or replicating the structures of the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patrioticโฆ
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Job Sikhala who recently returned to the Morgan Tsvangirai faction of the Movement for Democratic Change seems to be looking for trouble. In oppโฆ
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Buhera South legislator Joseph Chinotimba says those who support sanctions are no different from Mozambique's Renamo leader Afonso Dhlakama andโฆ
Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front leader Robert Mugabe today said he will step down if he loses tomorrowโs elections. "If you go iโฆ
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