How Zimbabwe’s culture of “life presidency” breeds future leaders who don’t value the smooth transfer of power

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Major Immigration Policy Shift in South Africa, Quietly One of the Biggest in Years

Major Immigration Policy Shift in South Africa, Quietly One of the Biggest in Years

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Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

Building a Stronger birth registration system through community voices

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Encouraging creativity

Totem Shumba Estate has introduced a new initiative dubbed the Totem Shumba Creative Theatre, which encourages innovative creatives to come up with their own designs. Once...
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11.7.2012 10:18

Why the name Totem Shumba?

On being asked what Totem Shumba is and why the name Totem Shumba, this is what...
11.7.2012 10:09

Collectables: a journey across Africa

Totem Shumba is a destination shopping estate within the Umwinsidale shopping meander....
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Sustainable Innovation with Wrought Iron

Traditionally, people in Zimbabwe have always associated wrought iron works with the adornment of the outdoors...
11.7.2012 9:51

MP Kachepa – Inciter of violence

With the election proceedings in Zimbabwe still being decided, President Robert Mugabe’s ruling party, the Zanu-PF,...
11.7.2012 9:30

ZESA audit reveals massive corruption

An internal Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority investigation has unearthed rampant corruption involving officials tampering with accounts....
11.7.2012 9:24

Journos stranded as paper shuts

Journalists working for the Southern Star, a Bulawayo-based weekly newspaper, are stranded following the closure of...
11.7.2012 9:18

Child crime: tackle root causes

Children continue to commit serious offences such as murder, rape and robbery, the Justice for Children...
11.7.2012 9:13

Marondera, bank in joint venture cattle scheme

To help boost revenue, the council here has ventured into a joint venture cattle scheme with...
11.7.2012 9:10

Dumped DCC officials threaten Mugabe

Disgruntled former DCC members have confided in The Zimbabwean that they will strike back at...
11.7.2012 9:06

Drug abuse by kids on the rise

The Society for the Welfare of children has expressed concern over the apparent rise in the...
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ZESN warning: look out for bogus officers

The Zimbabwe Election Support Network has received reports that individuals purporting to be ZESN members and...
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Devolution fosters unity, democracy: Makumbe

Contrary to the claims of some politicians, devolution promotes national unity, says Professor John Makumbe, a...

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