The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2017-11-28

• Police resume statutory duties
• Goba dismissal ‘null and void’
• President dissolves Cabinet
• GREAT HOPE FOR THE ECONOMY:
• CHOMBO, CHIPANGA DENIED BAIL:
• Stamps a champion of equal rights
• Bond notes gain ground
• ‘War vets to fill strategic party positions’
• Gudyanga fails to explain financial anomalies
• Let’s defend our culture, says army boss
• 650 Masvingo delegates for Zanu-PF Congress
• Harare in bid to regain its lustre City Parking to introduce automated services
• Urban farmers intensify planting
• Man jailed 20yrs for killing mom
• Chitungwiz­a residents, motorists hail municipali­ty
• Near blows as PCC meeting turns rowdy
• Chimaniman­i man in India for permacultu­re indaba
• Matiza bounces back in Mash East
• Fall armyworm on the march in Chipinge
• Military training embraces ICT
• Health time bomb at Mapinga Business Centre
• Pest destroys 10ha of tomatoes in Chegutu
• Zim-Zambia Parly committees to meet
• Mash West endorses ED for 2018 elections
• 70 000t small grains delivered to GMB
• Farmers’ reps hold polls today
• Aspiring voter in dock for identity fraud
• Chicken project to benefit women
• Zanu-PF cadres bay for MP’s blood
• Double joy for Midlands
• Redcliff withdraws debt collectors
• $4m Redcliff water project in limbo
• Extension workers dispatched to districts
• Mataga, villagers end 23-year dispute
• $30m shopping mall for Gweru
• Prince Harry to marry US actress Markle
• Women must steer industrial growth: UN
• Envoy lays out Zambia dialogue roadmap
• Angola’s president picks apart Dos Santos empire
• Pope meets Myanmar army chief
• Alliance targets Islamic coalition
• Australia rout England
• Man U face in-form Watford
• Nyoni wins double
• My best is yet to come: Mashaya
• PSL bosses turn party spoilers
• Coach of the Year: Mutasa or Mapeza?
• Castle Challenge Cup on Saturday
• CAPS Utd congratula­te FCP
• ‘Rebel’ Bello has the last laugh
• ZIFA ENGAGE GOVERNMENT
• Bank absolves Nduna
• Gold edges higher
• Zim trade deficit narrows
• NAMPAK REPORTS IMPROVED PROFITS :
• Biggest African phone tower firms plan 2018 listings
• Econet seeks UK listing
• ICT changing face of Zim real estate
• Country has adequate reserves: Zera
• Online trading & how investors can benefit
• Zanu-PF has a clear mandate
• The Herald Social Media Feedback
• Ability to change for Christ
• We need long-term solutions to cash crisis
• Old friend never be forgotten: China’s stance on Zimbabwe
• The Power of Love
• Ending GBV: Time for a holistic approach
• When the party is over, everybody goes home
• ZDF: A flagship for national developmen­t
• Watch out for political vultures
• Dr Stamps: Poor people’s doctor The attitudes of doctors to poverty matters. In their individual behaviour and in the work of their medical associatio­ns, doctors can either contribute to the health of the poor or help to undermine it.
• Jah Prayzah’s attraction!
• Mhere relishes Australian show
• Takura shines at Big Turn Up concert

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