The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2017-11-20

• Zanu-PF recalls Pres Mugabe
• . . . Congress to tackle burning issues
• Magaya's Yadah survive the chop:
• Youth League slams First Lady
• Inside the Gallery's Culture Box Workshop:
• MEDICAL AID FRAUD ON THE RISE:
• LAWYER LOSES $13 000 IN CAR DEAL:
• Churches pray for peace, express optimism
• Makarau clears air on magistrate­s
• Army reschedule­s events
• Thank you ZDF for job well done
• RBZ slams banks for sabotage
• Zanu-PF Central Committee resolution­s
• City fixes stormwater drains
• Teacher capacity building programme shelved
• $100m roads kitty used well: Zinara
• Madiro bounces back Chiefs salute ZDF interventi­on
• Nyamakate crash victims remembered
• Mash West farmers start planting
• ZNA, Red Cross comes to rescue of Muzarabani folk
• Mhangura residents cry foul over CBZ closure
• Farmers warned against selling inputs
• Govt renews Tongaat electricit­y licence
• Chiredzi health unit to boost fight against HIV/Aids
• Inferno razes judge’s farm
• Govt targets more VTCs
• Hailstorm destroys 3 schools in Gokwe
• Prepaid water meters for Zvishavane
• Woman hammers boyfriend to death
• AU dismayed by Libya ‘slave trade’
• Sacked leaders named on Catalan electoral lists
• Netanyahu faces fresh grilling
• Boks back to winning ways
• Jose delighted by Ibra’s return
• US Open champion Koepka romps home
• Madrid derby ends in stalemate
• Chiyangwa hails Defence Forces
• MUTASA EXPECTS FIREWORKS
• Denias hat-trick sinks Tsholotsho
• Chidzambwa warns Hwange
• Mutare City promoted
• Tembo’s SuperSport in narrow loss
• England ready for Ashes test:
• Fertiliser firms draw down $56m facility
• Collective investment schemes: Internal schemes
• US climbs down on trophy hunting:
• Avenues Clinic to set up world class maternity facility
• Iconia highlights importance of industrial automation in developmen­t
• Time to tackle healthcare fraud
• The Herald Social Media Feedback
• Residents, councils must work in harmony
• A forgiving heart
• Writing about writing
• Exorcising the ghost of silence
• Prompt pleasure and the reader
• China must not ban ivory trade
• Market research the missing link for informal sector
• Infosecuri­ty: What threats are we faced with?
• Jikinya Dance Festival beckons
• Inaugural Miss Albinism aborted
• New local film tackles child exploitati­on
• Long live Tengenenge sculpture community!

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