Walter Palmer speaks: Hunter who killed lion will resume dental practice Tuesday
by Star Tribune THE US big-game hunter who killed a much-beloved lion in Zimbabwe during what has been called a poaching expedition ended.
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Top Harare Model Charged with Theft
by Staff Reporter AN INSATIABLE taste for upmarket fashion landed the reigning second princess for a leading cosmetic brand, Black Opal, in the.
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Book review: The Book of Memory by Petina Gappah
by Blackpool Gazette African albino girl Memory didn’t win first prize in the lottery of life… BORN into a poor township in 1970s.
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Makandiwa’s wife donates on birthday
by Nyemudzai Kakore United Family International Church (UFIC)’s Prophetess Ruth Makandiwa yesterday celebrated her birthday in style by handing out food hampers and.
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MTV Video Music Awards criticized for glorifying marijuana
NEW YORK — An organization that ran anti-cigarette smoking ads during the Video Music Awards has complained to MTV’s parent company about the.
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MultiChoice Africa CEO speaks on pricing
BEL OMBRE, Mauritius — MultiChoice Africa chief executive officer Tim Jacobs on Wednesday said they were constantly evaluating their cost structure on the entertainment service.
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Mugabe’s white ally in land-grab row
Black peasant farmers in Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands have accused controversial white Zimbabwean businessperson Billy Rautenbach of forcing them off their land and destroying.
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Mnangagwa offside: Msipa
VICE-PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has been roundly condemned for claiming that the late Vice-President Joshua Nkomo served “white interests”, with former Zanu PF politburo.
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Supersport confident of new PSL deal
PORT LOUIS – Sports television channel — Supersport — is bullish that the Zimbabwean Premier Soccer League (PSL) will ink a new deal.
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‘Zanu PF will die with Mugabe’
By Fungi Kwaramba HARARE – As Zanu PF continues to be ravaged by its seemingly unstoppable factional and succession wars — amidst Zimbabwe’s.