Sunday News (Zimbabwe) - 2019-10-13

• 65 percent mentally unstable in Bulawayo . . . Drug abuse cited as cartels target schools
• President dedicates accolade to Zimbabwean­s
• Civil servants seek more than 100pc bonus
• Zim to ratify business agreement with UK
• Devolution allocation­s increased
• Home leave for female prisoners
• Zim prices higher than South Africa
• Farmers start receiving inputs
• Liberating Tourism in Africa
• Doctors must abide by the law
• ZACC REQUESTS MORE POWERS
• Govt crafts Byo industry developmen­t policy
• Man in legal tussle over bakery ownership with estranged wife
• 180 train in bread making
• Nust deputy bursar resigns
• Gold ore stolen at milling plant
• A Decolonial thesis on political change
• The ‘whys’ and ‘hows’ that limit schooling for children with disabiliti­es
• Load shedding perpetuati­ng gender disparity
• “The Mgagao incident was a sad chapter in our armed struggle”
• How local authoritie­s can champion devolution
• Exhumation in the context of Gukurahund­i and Ndebele thought
• Govt to the rescue again
• TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD PUZZLE
• Africa works to eradicate child marriages
• Outcry over high graduation fees
• Residents appeal for boreholes
• Uncle ‘turns niece into sex slave’
• Influx of substandar­d imports worrisome
• Constructi­on of plant nears completion
• Ingwebu re-introduces Royal Mahewu
• Masvingo business calls for local currency
• Survival in the wild
• Byo school to represent Zim at entreprene­urial expo
• Zimglass courts new investor
• Masvingo secures US$10 million FAO grant
• Conviction of livestock thieves is not enough justice for farmers
• Youth in Agricultur­e seek funding
• Peas top fresh produce exports
• 3 shortliste­d for Tsholotsho CEO post
• Man threatens mother-in-law with sex
• Trio up for US$80K copper pipes theft
• Gender activists flag child prostituti­on spike in Hwange
• MDC crumbles as tribal cracks widen
• NGO embarks on birth certificat­e access drive
• Hwange Power Station set for US$3,6m refurbishm­ent
• 60-year-old jailed for molesting teenage stepdaught­er
• ‘Peeping Tom’ Zesa employee convicted
• ICC to lift Zim suspension
• PSL clubs in dire straits
• NRZ Rail Trail Annual Charity Race registrati­on underway
• Gumbo checks Bosso resurgence
• Relegation ghost haunts PSL Vic Falls indaba
• The painted ‘faces’ of Matobo . . . how a competitio­n changed a rural district
• Berita finds love . . . Mystery man behind star’s happiness
• I was depressed after Idols: Mkhululi Bhebhe
• To be or not to be ‘contempora­ry’
• Band Fusion yearning for internatio­nal breakthrou­gh
• Debate in IsiNdebele a resounding success
• Makokoba’s finest: The whole tribe
• ByRutendoC­hidawanyik­a
• All men just leave me!
• EU Film Festival Returns to Zimbabwe — Bigger and Better than ever
• Can you be loyal to God without loyalty to your pastor?
• Names and naming: How more lunar months derive their names
• Writing techniques — write about how, why it has been used
• Festival can impact a city if nurtured properly
• Physical responses to regular exercise
• Tennis Zimbabwe on drive to develop coaches
• Flying Stars clash with Mat High City in Townshend and Butcher final
• When social soccer team clashed under flood lights
• Provisiona­l list for the Breeders Fillies Mile Listed race out
• Hockey coaching course coaches graduate
• FROM SKINNY TO CURVY The transforma­tion story of female bodybuilde­r Rene Campbell
• Chikwana, Manicaland’s proud Bosso fan
• Young cricketer Mudenda dominates junior cricket

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