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Harare residents deserve better!…outrage over US$21 million loan request

By Kundai Marunya CITY of Harare’s plans to borrow US$21 million to boost service delivery have raised eyebrows as the council continuously fails to account for previous loans and revenue. Harare recently published a notice in the press seeking permission to borrow US$21 299 800 to...
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Safeguarding our heritage … as calls mount for repatriation of ‘trophies’

By Vimbai Malinganiza ZIMBABWE, a country with a rich and complex history, finds itself at a critical juncture when it comes to preserving its cultural heritage.  The nation is home to some of Africa’s most significant historical sites, revered figures, and a resilient spirit forged through...

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THE resurgence of Theileriosis in 2024

THE issues of climate change and tick-borne diseases cannot be ignored, given they are...
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Of cattle, heavy rains and disease

ALONGSIDE agriculture, the livestock sector is considered a major part of the economy of...
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Soil water retention technology: Part One …lessons from across the globe

INCREASING frequencies of droughts, coupled with increasing populations are requiring more water for irrigated...
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and public health: Part Two …is Zimbabwe prepared

ZIMBABWE is facing a growing resistance in common infections, such as TB, malaria, HIV/AIDS,...
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and public health: Part One  …is Zim on course?

Antimicrobials have been hailed as one of the most important discoveries in medical history;...
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Water use by farmers in Zim: Part Six …punitive restrictions on resources use

SOIL-WATER conservation did not change with the advent of independence. In the 1920s, conservation legislation...
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Water use by farmers in Zim: Part Five …policy developments in post-colonial irrigation

UNTIL their recent revival, rehabilitation and promotion by the Second Republic led by President...
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Curbing cholera in Zim: Part Two …human right impinged

CHOLERA spread across the world during the 19th Century, from its original reservoir in...
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Curbing cholera in Zimbabwe: Part One …a national concern

THE right to clean water and universal health is a human right enshrined in...
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Water use by farmers in Zim: Part Four …the birth of ZINWA

WATER resource management in Zimbabwe continued to be governed by the 1976 Water Act,...
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Water use by farmers in Zim: Part Three  …dispossession of title over water

SETTLER-farmer-initiated furrow irrigation took place in Rhodesia with the help of missionaries, between 1912...
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Water use by farmers in Zim: Part Two …the Water Act

THE South African connection had a strong influence on some aspects of water management...
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Harare residents deserve better!…outrage over US$21 million loan request

By Kundai Marunya CITY of Harare’s plans to borrow US$21 million to boost service delivery...
Analysis

Safeguarding our heritage … as calls mount for repatriation of ‘trophies’

By Vimbai Malinganiza ZIMBABWE, a country with a rich and complex history, finds itself at...
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War against mutoriro hots up. . . as local firm donates drug testing equipment

By Kundai Marunya GOVERNMENT’S decision to introduce compulsory drug testing for public transport drivers, civil...
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Backyard schools: Challenges and the way forward

By Vimbai Malinganiza THE  growing number of unregistered schools has become a thorn in the...

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