The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2023-01-28

• ZTA bosses’ allowances under probe
• President: The eloquent developer
• First Lady’s philanthro­pic drive charms EU Ambassador’s wife
• Lithium mine transforms Fort Rixon village life
• Chinese community in Zim assists needy students
• Jack-knifed truck holds up traffic for five hours
• Social media parenting leaves children exposed
• Eight dams spilling, more filling up
• State of crops points to bumper harvest
• A place where old buses are given new lease of life
• Africa: No one’s backyard anymore
• The ball is now in ZIFA’s court
• Reading Achebe’s ‘ Things Fall Apart’ through Nkrumah, Armah’s eyes
• Why small businesses fail: Part II
• Christian motivation to get through difficult times
• Being non-judgementa­l gives less stress
• Be innovative to stay ahead of cyber hackers
• All that glitters is not gold as predators prey on Zimbabwean­s seeking UK jobs
• How to protect your home against flooding
• Businessma­n turns waste into new opportunit­ies in Ghana
• Heated debate over expulsion of eight Dominican Convent girls
• Tatiana Ellis: Making it happen, bringing Dubai to Zimbabwe
• CAF media officer banned for ‘indecency’ denies wrongdoing
• Lara roped in to assist Windies
• Golden Jubilee . . . CAPS United @ 50!
• Division One regions challenge ZIFA over hasty National League
• Brighton reject Arsenal’s bid for Caicedo
• Black Rhinos in rebuilding exercise
• ZIFA need to rebrand
• Harare Province Rugby clothed in new Paramount Garments deal
• Gehena, Satan: Harare’s weird pubs
• Choosing a life partner should be a careful process
• Meaning and effects of pain
• Dinners help foster self-developmen­t in youth
• There’s nothing special in indiscipli­ne
• Schools need to do more to promote e-learning
• Morality, faith and dignity in modern young people
• Real-world collides with after-world in Mummies

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