24% of teachers unqualified: WB
Twenty-four percent of Zimbabwe's teachers are unqualified, according to the Washington-based World Bank....
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18.10.2011
23:54
Mpilo hospital suffering
The chronic shortage of drugs and doctors, combined with constant equipment breakdowns is causing serious problems...
18.10.2011
23:49
Deportations to put pressure on Mugabe?
A new attempt is to be made on Thursday to deport Vigil supporter Shamiso Kofi despite...
18.10.2011
17:24
MDC-SA denies corruption
The South African province of the mainstream MDC this week dismissed as unfounded recent allegations of...
18.10.2011
17:23
US listing to enhance operations
Canadian-based mining firm, Caledonia Mining, this week announced its move to trade in its shares on...
18.10.2011
17:22
SA police exploit Zimbos
Zimbabweans who regularised their stay in South Africa are discovering that valid documents will not protect...
18.10.2011
17:16
4.9% reduction in Malaria
Zimbabwe has recorded a 4.9 percent reduction in malaria incidences against the set target of 6.8...
18.10.2011
17:13
Zimpost’s internet cafes
Zimbabwe’s ailing postal company, Zimpost, is set to adopt modern systems of information technology, a senior...
18.10.2011
17:11
Chinese company under fire
Villagers living along the Mtshabezi pipe line in Matabeleland South have accused a Chinese company contracted...
18.10.2011
16:01
No court poet for Mugabe
Court poets sing praise to power and its excesses. Tendai speaks truth to power directly. Greed...
18.10.2011
16:00
Sibanda: woodworking his way to a bright future
During the past five years, Adonis Sibanda went through the pain of having two companies that...
18.10.2011
15:57
Détente: the release of nationalist leaders
The period from December 1974 to January 1976 is referred to as the détente – a...
