Sunday News (Zimbabwe) - 2017-07-16

• Civil servants defrauded
• VP Mphoko slams Command Approach
• First Lady injured
• Leaders, declare your assets: VP Mphoko
• New ‘bond notes’ facility on the cards
• Govt speaks on ‘Ndebele King’
• Demo against Chief Ndiweni
• Man beheads sister for US$4 000 payment
• 52 apply for Redcliff Town Clerk post
• Fanon and the 21st century violence against Blackness
• Establishe­d 1930 Good story taking shape at Archer Clothing
• High time Govt considers price controls
• Nac pours $300k to end prison malnutriti­on
• Leave days scam headache in council
• Reprieve for Mbundane residents
• Mambo dynasty fumes over ‘Ndebele King’
• National Foods holds Stock Feeds Winter Fair
• Man forces daughters to bath while he watches
• Chinese Nobel laureate’s ashes scattered at sea
• France calls for swift lifting of sanctions on Qatari nationals
• Tony Blair says EU could compromise on freedom of movement
• Turkey marks year since ‘epic’ defeat of anti-Erdogan coup
• A far cry from community tourism promotion
• Nambya museum
• Can we decolonise the dirty game?
• Reclaiming youth space
• The man who fired live bullets above trainees
• Life at the hands of Cuban instructor­s
• Fistula patient opens up on nightmare
• MPILO BOSS LOSES COURT APPEAL
• TWO-IN-ONE CROSSWORD PUZZLE CRYPTIC PUZZLE
• Law Society concerned about corruption levels
• War vet threatens to ‘kill’ borehole driller
• Hospital visiting times
• Six drown in Tokwe-Mukosi Dam
• Health Insurance Fund: Civil servants call for actuarial study
• Ministry dismisses teacher unions’ curriculum claims
• Highlander­s fire Buale
• Chunga apologises over Cosafa team selection
• Junior Sables leave for SA
• Bulawayo ready for Sables, Kenya rugby Test
• Zifa push ahead with first division plans
• Mushure’s ocean of wishes
• Cremer’s strikes rattle Sri Lanka on Day 2
• Highlander­s constituti­on under spotlight
• Indigenisa­tion exemptions likely to spur SEZ success
• Work on $2bn Byo satellite town begins
• CBZ Bank contribute­s $30m+ towards housing projects
• Time to steer Zimbabwean companies out of crisis
• ZTA appeals for Sanganai partnershi­p
• New-look Vic Falls airport bears fruits
• Clay Products seeks to have some of its products removed from OGIL
• Livestock water provision should be a Govt priority
• Matabelela­nd region tobacco production slumps
• Govt steps up efforts to improve farm plant health nationwide
• Accordingt­oPhiri,aman describeda­shavingan encyclopae­dicknowled­ge oftheworld­ofmusic andshowbiz,theguitar workonTuku’sfirstfew projectsbe­arsmarks ofhissigna­turesound. However,becausehew­as agunforhir­eworking asasession­musician,he wasnevercr­editedforh­is input
• People only remember us when we die: Cool Crooners
• Mzoe7speak­soncomingc­losetoscoo­pingSongof­TheYeargon­g ‘I’m not the biggest loser’
• Black Umfolosi for TiBaKalang­a Festival
• Ziyanda Film Project in top gear
• Sevenperce­nt
• Digital entreprene­ur sets pace for Online TV stations
• How a formal man should swag up
• When you’re choosing your wedding colours . . .
• Nqobani Masuku Foundation donates 41 wheelchair­s
• A decade of fate: LMS missionari­es document Ndebele history
• Daily Divinity Questions and Answers
• Joseph Takundwa — an enemy of the liberation struggle
• What exactly is a Zimbabwean movie?
• Save and invest in revival
• Common sense and the peace train song
• I don’t enjoy sex, why?
• Unrealisti­c expectatio­ns hurt
• Tshova Mubaiwa working towards penetratin­g Sadc region tourism
• Tshova Mubaiwa’s social responsibi­lity
• Asifunibum­bulu
• Tshova Mubaiwa operations at Byo TM Hyper terminus rank
• How Bulawayo goalie missed a Germany chance
• Problems with cold start?
• Lobengula, Mpopoma put Byo on Copa Coca-Cola national finals map
• Olympian to carry Zim hopes
• Inaugaral sports science Fest ends
• Series win puts Zim on world map

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