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A fortnight ago Robert Mugabe called Jonathan Moyo ‘the devil incarnate,’ which is really worse that...
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Justice Mavedzenge, who filed an application at the High Court to have the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission...
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Founder of Silveira House dies

Fr John Dove, the Founder of Silveira House, has died a month before turning 92....
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27 municipal vehicles under the hammer

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Govt invests $3.4m in Harare water

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Tokwe Mukosi project runs out of money

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