Passop column
How can SA choose to be so blind?
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30.9.2008
11:37
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
11:36
Missing the point
The country is dry, burnt and barren. Then suddenly you see a mutamba, dazzling green, defying...
30.9.2008
11:35
Economy is most daunting task ahead
.. while confidence in police, military plunges to all-time low - Gallup Poll
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30.9.2008
11:34
Waiting in vain
Dear Family and Friends,
Every day since the power sharing deal was signed between Zanu (PF)...
Every day since the power sharing deal was signed between Zanu (PF)...
30.9.2008
11:22
CAPS drought over
HARARE - CAPS United ended their three-year cup drought after winning the inaugural ABC Sup8r Soccer...
30.9.2008
11:21
Young Warriors date Angola
HARARE - Zimbabwe Under-17 national soccer team faces Angola in the final qualifier of the 8th...
30.9.2008
11:21
Dynamos boss life threatened
HARARE - Dynamos chairman, Partson Moyo, who is fighting a bitter battle with the George Shaya-led...
30.9.2008
10:46
Police fire rubber bulles ts at asylum seeker
Mothers with children on their backs tried to run for cover, but fell to the...
30.9.2008
9:17
Zim.Food crisis spells disaster
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