Zimbabwe is home to Africa’s longest straight road – and its history is fascinating

Zimbabwe is home to Africa’s longest straight road – and its history is fascinating

Zimbabwe boasts a remarkable road landmark that many motorists might overlook while travelling between Harare and Bulawayo.

New teaching model offers a way forward for Zimbabwe’s multigrade classrooms

A new study in Zimbabwe highlights the challenges teachers face in rural multigrade classrooms, while limited necessary training, teaching materials, and instructional support, making it difficult to teach students from different grade levels simultaneously. 

The Perfect Storm Seems Inevitable

The Perfect Storm Seems Inevitable

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SILVEREST PLAZA CELEBRATES NEW ARBITERS!

SILVEREST PLAZA CELEBRATES NEW ARBITERS!

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What matters to ordinary Zimbabweans is whether our lives are improving, not lofty GDP figures

What matters to ordinary Zimbabweans is whether our lives are improving, not lofty GDP figures

A failed government never speaks to what matters to the people.

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Christmas comes to Zim refugees in SA

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Christmas comes to Zim refugees in SA
BY SOKWANELE Tiny hands, none of them chubby, clapped and each child bobbed a polite curtsy as pink and white marshmallows, Liquorice All-Sorts and crunchy biscuits...
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MISA: Battered journalists sell abroad

BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HARARE - Increasingly repressive laws denying press freedom have resulted in low...
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State media says rain will blow wind into economy

BY A CORRESPONDENT HARARE - The rain fell and the state media's false dawns, predictions of...
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Exiled Zimbabwean journalists launch website

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LONDON - The Association of Zimbabwean Journalists in the United Kingdom (AZJ-UK) has...
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Zimbabwe gazettes new media application fees

HARARE -

The Zimbabwean government has gazetted new application fees for registration of mass media services...
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Zimbabwe private radio boss remanded to March

HARARE - The executive director of Zimbabwe's Voice of the People broadcasting firm, John Masuku, arrested...
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Yes, I am an MDC supporter

EDITOR - Just because you are in power, so you want me to be Zanu (PF)...
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British tycoon exposes Mugabe

EDITOR - Revelations by British tycoon and Robert Mugabe's bosom buddy, Nicholas van Hoogstraten, that he...
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Students re-group

EDITOR - The student executive council at the University of Zimbabwe regrouped ahead of the 2006...
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Zimbos beware

EDITOR - I want to warn these Zimbabweans that if we can find that they're waging...
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US policy – renewed engagement

EDITOR - Over the past five years the United States policy toward Zimbabwe has remained principled...
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Our only hope

In this week's issue we carry a story about thousands of disgruntled policemen and solders trying...
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Goodbye to fertilizer

And now the government has turned its attention to the production of fertilizer. Goodbye to fertilizer....

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