Massive staff shortage hits UZ
HARARE - A serious exodus of administrative of administrative staff has hit the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) resulting in some departments being closed.
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30.1.2008
11:05
30.1.2008
11:04
MDC braces for violence as talks flounder
HARARE - The pretending and gimmicking is over and it's back to the basics as Robert...
30.1.2008
11:03
Mugabe reigns in rebels
HARARE - After a lot of speculation, anticipation and anxiety over a perceived revolt against Robert...
30.1.2008
11:03
Tourism sector sings the blues
HARARE - Zimbabwe's troubled tourism sector continued to sing the blues last year with arrivals from...
30.1.2008
11:02
Economic outlook dire
HARARE - A leading financial institution painted a gloomy picture this week of the economic situation,...
30.1.2008
11:01
Fears of backlash in Matabeleland
BY CHIEF REPORTER
BULAWAYO
There is a covert campaign of night-time intimidation in poor ghettos here...
BULAWAYO
There is a covert campaign of night-time intimidation in poor ghettos here...
30.1.2008
10:59
New talent hits music scene
From left: 'Madbwoy Khaki', Eyahra and 'Billy Mo' of ...
30.1.2008
10:58
Letter from home
BY LITANY BIRD
Gone to the diaspora
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Gone to the diaspora
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30.1.2008
10:57
Editorial
Caught in the web of intrigue
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30.1.2008
10:54
Letters
Constitution is the answer
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30.1.2008
10:48
Freedom March
The Youth Agenda at the freedom march.
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SA court orders ‘Nyokayemabhunu’ extradition despite persecution fears
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