Barking up the wrong tree.
IT sometimes appears that some government policymakers are more preoccupied with making life difficult for citizens than with solving the problems they face.
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MPs push for AI in govt tenders to curb corruption
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Sungura finds new life in the digital age
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NAAZ hails history-making relay team
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‘You are offside’: Experts slam govt over exam directive
GOVERNMENT'S push to make the Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) the sole examination system in all schools by 2027 has sparked criticism
By Lesley Kufandada
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Munatswa lifts to glory with overall win at WFF Novice Cup
Driven by a desire to test her limits from a young age, she later moved to Kadoma, where she joined Energym Fitness Club under the guidance of coach Stanley Kapeta.
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State capacity and strategic governance: Learning from China’s policy execution for effective public sector performance in Zimbabwe
At the core of China’s development is state capacity — the ability of state institutions to formulate, coordinate, and enforce policy reliably.
By Tinashe Nyamushanya
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The strategic impossibility of a US ground invasion of Iran and the global power shift
Their assessments go beyond troop counts to expose a fatal misalignment between American power projection and Iran’s geographic and national resilience.
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12-hour queues as boreholes dry up
“Our borehole has dry hours where it doesn’t produce any water and we only have one,” she said.
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