The Standard (Zimbabwe) - 2021-03-07

• Evictions fiasco rocks ED govt
• Moment of truth for Killer T
• Council bosses graft probe drags on
• Govt battles to rebuild IDC
• Kadewere scare for Warriors
• Arrests paralyse Harare council
• Gweru land developer to face charges
• Buhari calls Nigerians to follow his vaccine lead
• Top MDC Alliance leader left for dead
• MDC Alliance trio’s ordeal continues
• School girls pregnancy shocker
• Chilonga leaders living in fear
• Covid-19: Top expert bemoans fake news
• Govt under fire over evictions
• Ex-top banker speaks on daring escape
• Riverbed mining takes toll on Mazowe
• Do new coronaviru­s variants evade PCR test detection?
• Covid-19 leaves Zim immigrants
• Dam as in ows remain subdued
• Stranded in SA
• Civics must drive the VP’s office
• Chilonga debacle an indictment on govt
• Give children a chance to articulate own issues using radio
• Partisan distributi­on of aid threatenin­g social cohesion in Masvingo province
• Chilonga evictions: State capture at play
• Disgraced Kembo stepped on wrong toes
• The crisis in Zimbabwe: A paradigm shift from false expectatio­ns of reform in a securocrat state
• The crisis in Zim: A paradigm shift from false expectatio­ns of reform
• It is all ‘geek’ to me
• One voice: Teen activist urges Zim’s youth to join climate fight
• Africa’s leap to clean energy needs policy change, investment
• Rumours and hate speech
• The place of God
• Looking at the unseen the art of victorious living
• Unpaid farmers return to tobacco auction floors …as contractin­g companies take 12 months to pay
• Zim agrees US$1,4bn debt refinancin­g deal
• Policy rate hike worries business
• Retailers, rabbit farmers ink price deal
• ‘We are building a pan-African brand’
• Kimberly Bhunu sets sights on comeback season
• Fernandes in line for new £200 000-a-week deal
• Je eries relishes hectic season
• Ex-Zim cricket player Mwayenga now a bus driver in Australia
• After ‘long, hard road’ Roger Federer ‘pumped up’ for return
• Tokyo 2020 chiefs cast bleak outlook for overseas fans
• Shields makes boxing history with unanimous decision win
• Warriors don’t need Bonne, Rinomhota
• Warning: Children at play
• City face United test on march towards history
• Atletico out to land knock-out blow in Madrid derby
• Sables star Farai Mudariki seals French move
• Darikwa still hopeful
• Benjani Mwaruwari junior released by Portsmouth
• Hondo braces for Afghan backlash
• Born-again chanter opens up on drugs
• Guramatunh­u drives emancipati­on through jokes
• Patience Musa, Zezuru, Prayersoul in 'Threesum'
• ‘Music is the therapy we need’
• Pamzy bemoans lack of support for female musicians
• Raincemba hypes children’s books
• Chiwanza an important arrival on Zim poetry
• SA’s Mabala Noise courts Hwabaraty
• Entreprene­ur escapes death, turns musician
• Yeukai ends 20-year hiatus
• Is Master K.G. becoming greedy?
• The rebirth of Mupandawan­a Knight Riders
• Willowvale engineers manufactur­e road machinery
• ZCDC ups the ante in food security
• Lost souls of the back-water village
• Covid-19: Zim’s poor health system weighs more heavily on women
• Padare advocates for female vice-president
• Poor road network could hamper festivitie­s
• Otitis media — A common ear infection
• Deal with Gukurahund­i first, MPs say
• City’s mosquito menace attributed to Covid-19
• Pandemic forces city dwellers to migrate
• Tyson Wabantu movement struggles to take off

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