Scrapping public exam subsidies reveals a government indifferent to our children’s future

Scrapping public exam subsidies reveals a government indifferent to our children’s future

A nation’s soul is revealed by how it treats its children.

Building a Global Supporters Hub: Digital Storytelling in Modern Sports Media

Building a Global Supporters Hub: Digital Storytelling in Modern Sports Media

Over the past ten years, there have been significant changes to the world of sports broadcasting. Traditionally, fans depended upon broadcast TV channels, print publications like newspapers, and official match day broadcasts for information about their teams.

Establishing Social Authority: Combining Profile Growth Tools with Quality Content

Establishing Social Authority: Combining Profile Growth Tools with Quality Content

To stand out in today’s online content creation industry, you need to have both creativity skills and good business sense for managing your personal brand effectively.

One dead, 3 injured as excavators torched at Mnangagwa son’s Shurugwi mine

One dead, 3 injured as excavators torched at Mnangagwa son’s Shurugwi mine

Anger after artisanal miners driven out

Farming subsidies in Zimbabwe do help spread crop risk, but impact on income is limited – research

Farming subsidies in Zimbabwe do help spread crop risk, but impact on income is limited – research

In rural development, the conventional wisdom has for decades been simple: households are better off when they have more than one way of making a living. Diversify, spread your risk, and you’ll be more resilient.

13.11.2008 14:13

Don’t hoard maize or FRA’ll flood maket with imports’ Zambian State warns millers

Don’t hoard maize or FRA’ll flood maket with imports’ Zambian State warns millers
THE Government has warned that it will sanction the importation of maize and allow the Food Reserve Agency (FRA) to offload maize on the market...
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13.11.2008 14:13

Sovereign Wealth Funds to dominate New World Financial Order

Sovereign wealth funds are set to dominate Global financial markets in the wake of the...
13.11.2008 13:50

ZIMBABWE: Less food for more mouths


A diet of wild fruits - "Matamba"
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13.11.2008 13:50

NAMIBIA: Land Reform Reaping Fruits Despite Problems

WINDHOEK, Nov 12 (IPS) - Almost two decades after independence Namibia's land reform shows positive...
13.11.2008 13:42

Africa dismayed at exclusion from crisis summit

TUNIS (Reuters) - Africa is suffering from the credit crisis and should be better represented...
13.11.2008 13:39

Zim delays summit on African free-trade deal

Zimbabwe has postponed a summit of Africa's largest trading block, the Common Market for Eastern...
13.11.2008 13:38

Southern Africa not immune to crisis

London - Hopes that the impact of the credit crisis on emerging market economies would...
13.11.2008 13:15

S.Africa’s Engen refinery shut down after fire

JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Engen said on Thursday it had shut down its refinery...
13.11.2008 13:08

Zim delays summit on African free-trade deal

Zimbabwe has postponed a summit of Africa's largest trading block, the Common Market for Eastern...
13.11.2008 13:04

ESCOM begins laying fiber-optic cables

Work in progress: Escom has constructed 280 kilometers of the...
13.11.2008 13:04

Water shortages force Parliament to adjourn

The precarious water situation in Harare, which is also under a serious threat of a...
13.11.2008 12:59

Thirsting for justice – Zimbabwe’s High Court runs out of water

Harare - Hearings at the High Court in Zimbabwe's capital Harare have been brought to...
13.11.2008 12:47

Zim dollar crash sparks fears of social unrest

Fears of social unrest in Zimbabwe are growing, as swelling numbers of Zimbabweans become daily...

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