GMB Pegs Maize, Traditional Grains Prices At US$364.75 Per Tonne

GMB Pegs Maize, Traditional Grains Prices At US$364.75 Per Tonne

The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) says it remains the best-priced buyer on the market and is paying farmers on time, as it announced its producer prices for the current marketing season.

Constitutional Circumvention and the Limits of Amendment Power: Reflections on Zimbabwe’s Constitution Amendment No. 3 Bill

Constitutional Circumvention and the Limits of Amendment Power: Reflections on Zimbabwe’s Constitution Amendment No. 3 Bill

—Nqobani Nyathi, Zimbabwean lawyer, LLB from the University of Zimbabwe and an LLM (Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa) and LLD from the University of Pretoria

Zimbabwe’s descent into dictatorship and the peril of African leaders’ apath

Zimbabwe’s descent into dictatorship and the peril of African leaders’ apath

The Southern African Development Community’s governments, with South Africa being the most powerful, have been watching Zimbabwe’s slide into a constitutionally entrenched dictatorship in silence. This has consequences, not just for the country whose democracy is being killed, but for its neighbours as well.

Let’s stop the lies: blaming African culture for domestic violence is a dangerous myth

Let’s stop the lies: blaming African culture for domestic violence is a dangerous myth

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A nation that thanks the president for everything exposes its own dysfunction

A nation that thanks the president for everything exposes its own dysfunction

The weirdness in Zimbabwe keeps getting weirder.

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Planning for a better Zimbabwe

Planning for a better Zimbabwe
We have the skills, the natural resources and even the weather, so why is Zimbabwe not flourishing like its neighbours? AMBROSE B. CHIMBGANDA shares his thoughts...
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15.10.2013 16:41

Betrayed: diaspora must act now

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s congratulations to noPresident Mugabe may just be a diplomatic courtesy, but former...
15.10.2013 16:36

Polluted Mukuvisi River sustains families

For many, the Mukuvisi River is a condemned stream: heavily polluted, a haven for robbers, rapists...
15.10.2013 16:30

What do the people say?

More and more Zimbabweans, both at home and all over the world, are using social media...
15.10.2013 16:18

Imported fish threatens market

Imports of kapenta fish (tilapia) from Mozambique and Tanzania are hurting the local fish market, threatening...
15.10.2013 16:15

Mutare Bottling Co quashes rumours of mass lay-offs

Mutare Bottling Company managing director Allen Lang has dismissed claims that the drinks manufacturer is facing...
15.10.2013 16:14

Unki Mines launches homes project

Mining giant Anglo American Platinum has announced an $80m housing project for workers at Unki Mines...
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Abuse and low pay – who’d be a farm worker?

Zimbabwe’s farming sector has lost a considerable number of workers who have turned from low-paid farm...
15.10.2013 15:54

Classifieds – 17 October 2013

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Matters of the heart – 17 October 2013

Will they accept him?...
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Community library brings internet to remote village

Given the increasing tasks facing youths today, and the complex skills they must develop for future...
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Another court victory for WOZA

Court victory for the second day in a row as Magodonga Mahlangu, a Women of Zimbabwe...
15.10.2013 15:34

Chibadura’s Tembo Brothers bounce back

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