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At a meeting in the early 1960s, it is said that nationalist Michael Mawema suggested the name Zimbabwe for the country. He had also suggested other names such as Munhumutapa and Matopos, but Zimbabwe prevailed. Although Rhodesia did not become Zimbabwe for years to come, the renaming of the country, even just internally, was an important ingredient to reclaiming the land.

ZESN renews call for electoral reforms

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As Zimbabwe celebrates its 44th Independence Day, the Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has reiterated its call for comprehensive and timely strengthening of electoral processes.

Mnangagwa pledges food security amid drought crisis

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President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the government is seized with efforts to ensure that both rural and urban communities have adequate food security amid the El-Nino-induced drought crisis.

30.9.2008 11:42

‘amaBooks launches new literature

‘amaBooks launches new literature
BULAWAYO - Bulawayo publishers 'amaBooks launched two new books during the recent Intwasa Arts Festival.
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30.9.2008 11:41

Mapfumo Ditches ZTA

HARARE - Legendary Zimbabwean singer Thomas Mapfumo has become the third big act to ditch the...
30.9.2008 11:41

Blind Zimbabweans walk to stop begging

JOHANNESBURG - More than 100 blind Zimbabweans based in South Africa embarked on a sponsored walk...
30.9.2008 11:40

Zim faces battle for economic revival

HARARE - In terms of Zimbabwe's power-sharing deal, the parties have agreed to prioritize the restoration...
30.9.2008 11:40

Unis remain closed as staff, water shortages bite

HARARE - Two more Zimbabwean universities have postponed indefinitely the opening of the new academic year...
30.9.2008 11:39

Lawyers call for action on gender violence

BY WALLACE MAWIRE
HARARE - An Hiv/Aids and human rights charter recently launched by the Zimbabwe...
30.9.2008 11:39

Woman evicted for refusing to feed war vets’Woman evicted for refusing to feed war vets’

BY PINDAI DUBE
BULAWAYO - A 45 year-old Bulawayo businesswoman, Rejoice Sibanda-Ncube, has been evicted from...
30.9.2008 11:38

35 evicted in new wave of farm invasions

HARARE - At least 35 white farmers have been evicted from their properties in a fresh...
30.9.2008 11:37

Passop column

How can SA choose to be so blind?
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30.9.2008 11:37

Power shortages hit water supply

Bulawayo residents forced to endure unsanitary conditions due to continued electricity rationing.
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30.9.2008 11:37

Privatisation is the only way forward

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Missing the point

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30.9.2008 11:35

A time to take risks

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