Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

Demanding excise duty on second-hand vehicle transfers exposes government’s thirst for Zimbabweans’ blood

The Zimbabwean government has long perfected the art of milking blood from a stone. 

If no strong action is taken against Chatunga Mugabe, then he will soon face a terrible end

If no strong action is taken against Chatunga Mugabe, then he will soon face a terrible end

There is a tragic predictability to the trajectory of children who grow up under the blinding canopy of absolute power. 

Are economic hardships forcing Zimbabweans to keep following charlatans parading as prophets?

Are economic hardships forcing Zimbabweans to keep following charlatans parading as prophets?

We must tackle this issue head-on.

Cabinet claws back ZIMSEC exam subsidy, leaving many parents to pay in full from 2027

Cabinet claws back ZIMSEC exam subsidy, leaving many parents to pay in full from 2027

‘The current subsidy … helps everyone, including families who can afford to pay’

Sonja Madzikanda agrees arrangement to co-execute Chivayo’s estate

Sonja Madzikanda agrees arrangement to co-execute Chivayo’s estate

Master of High Court set to approve negotiated plan

7.6.2007 0:00

Fuel importers fear take-over

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Fuel importers fear take-over
HARARE
Fuel problems have worsened in the country following the withdrawal of licences to three oil importers by government on allegations that they were overcharging because...
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7.6.2007 0:00

MDC grassroots demands unity

HARARE
Leaders of the two factions of the MDC have been pressured by supporters to reunify and...
7.6.2007 0:00

Mugabe admits MDC strength

HARARE
Zimbabwe's embattled President Robert Mugabe reportedly admitted to the inner circle of his ruling Zanu...
7.6.2007 0:00

Zanu fears defeat

HARARE - The "Young Turks" in Zanu (PF) want President Robert Mugabe to invite the MDC...
7.6.2007 0:00

Jambanja doesn’t worry Lonrho

Plans for £50m investment to go ahead
LONDON
As militant sections of the Mugabe regime prepare to...
7.6.2007 0:00

The Best of Both

Zimbabwe can offer something most Southern African getaways can't - solitude. South Africa's coastline always resembles...

7.6.2007 0:00

The dip tank scenario


BY MUONGORORI
If you are a farm boy like myself, you will be very well acquainted with...
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BRIEFS

Silver falls short
TOP Zimbabwean clay target shooter Mike Nicholson missed automatic qualification for the 2008...

7.6.2007 0:00

SOCCER ROUNDUP WITH CAJ NEWS

Shooting Stars 4 - 1 Monomotapa
HARARE - Monomotapa Football Club were thrashed 4-1 in...

7.6.2007 0:00

UK CRICKET


No way back for Somerset
BY JOHN HUGHES
JUSTIN Langer, Somerset's Australian skipper, bizarrely declared on 50-8 in...

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Team Zim trawls Diaspora

HARARE - A number of foreign-based athletes are likely not to represent Zimbabwe in the All...
7.6.2007 0:00

Mhlauri also on way out?


ZIMBABWE Football Association (Zifa) chairman, Wellington Nyatanga, confirmed the soccer governing body's board would meet to...
7.6.2007 0:00

Defeat signals death knell

Moroccan mauling kills Warriors' Cup hopes
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CAJ NEWS AGENCY
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