The Sunday Mail (Zimbabwe) - 2020-10-11

• Fight taken to global arena
• N’anga speaks on Murehwa boy’s murder
• All on course for agric season
• Zim to host mega housing summit
• VFEX an avenue for forex listings
• Warriors in Flames test here
• Zanu PF lauds Govt on Pfumvudza programme
• Outcry over steep medical aid subscripti­ons
• Poultry production up
• OVERCOMING SADNESS
• Weekend behind bars for Tsenengamu
• Rebecca Masawi: Homicidal criminal or unlucky lover?
• Girls’ stolen voices, future
• Zim to strengthen mental health services
• . . . fight needs unity, hope
• Surviving breast cancer
• ‘Zim set to bust sanctions, prosper’
• US stuck in slave master mode: Mutsvangwa
• Coronaviru­s in Africa: Why it has been less deadly than elsewhere
• TSP: Storm is over now
• AU in race to develop Covid-19 vaccine
• Mental illness: Old-fashioned superstiti­on dying fast
• Social Media Feedback
• WEEKLY NEWS ROUND-UP
• Pre-budget seminar must be about comradeshi­p
• Be a pro at online meetings
• Africa is simply a huge crime scene
• Key export opportunit­ies in DRC
• Managing fisheries sustainabl­y at Lake Kariba
• Let’s not be a nation of whiners
• Grand Reef attack was revenge for Chimoio
• RESPONSE TO AN ARTICLE TITLED “SAD DAY FOR DEMOCRACY” PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSDAY OF THE 8TH OF OCTOBER 2020 BY DESMOND CHINGARAND­E AND VENERANDA LANGA
• Ndlovu, Nakamba’s fine week
• Mushangwe: The accidental cricketer
• GEF hold first townhall session
• A look at African national teams’ display
• Kamambo court case rages
• Govt to crank up industry
• Zinara licence blitz nets 451 cars
• Customer week marks diamond anniversar­y
• Sub-Saharan Africa economy to rebound next year
• Fancy cars proving costly in France
• Changing the way you think about money
• Financial terms
• Technology helps trace pickers during pandemic
• Sharon Valley builds smart city
• Seeing the future . . .
• When souls, minds succumb to Covid- 19
• … ‘Depression is an illness, not a weakness’
• Impact of African herbs
• If you pray for the rain, you also deal with the mud
• His mission was to heal
• Relatives tired of us
• Small kitchen organisati­on ideas
• Youths have power to shape the future
• ‘Everyone thinks Blake Shelton and I are married’
• Rise of Sherlock’s kid sister, Enola

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