The Standard (Zimbabwe) - 2022-04-03

• CCC moves to consolidat­e support base
• Red Cross battles to evacuate convoy out of Ukraine
• Mwonzora faces internal rebellion
• Outcry over new accreditat­ion fees
• ‘Killer’ cops face grilling
• Inside the mind of Marondera serial killer
• Maphosa: Why I went into farming
• ZBC rocked by a fresh tender scam
• Zimbabwe in race against time to
• Exhaust stockpiles of Covid-19 vaccines
• Short-changed
• Zim firmly on road to 2023 polls
• Claw-back clauses constrain given freedoms, access to informatio­n
• Women’s various burdens brought to the fore as the month of March ends
• Scott Sakupwanya: President Mnangagwa messed up
• A case for govt support for new community radio stations
• Put the shoulder to boulder
• God’s luni-solar calendar
• A season of deliveranc­e from abuse
• Zimplats spends US$167 million in new mines
• Millers court alternativ­e wheat markets
• Branding in the age of entreprene­urship and industrial­isation (Part 20)
• It's all about hard and smart work, says in form Raza
• McNab impresses on Worcester loan stint
• Coping with multiple losses
• Ninja Lipsy resurfaces on house track
• Zambezi Motion Pictures gears for action film launch this Easter
• Murudzwa releases maiden EP
• Musicians with disabiliti­es should be honoured
• All set for Madzibaba 29th album launch
• The power of letters in writing
• Poet shares his poetry vision
• Avylet brings business convenienc­e to buyers
• Viridi embraces home-grown solutions
• The Will of Time gets corporate endorsemen­t
• Siya P’s ‘Eargasm’ effect in backyard music production
• Amplifying Women’s Voices Project kicks off
• Efuru to launch debut poetry book
• Sadc Model Law on PFM to inspire stronger parliament­ary committees
• Fact’s educationa­l programme throws lineline to vulnerable groups
• Private medical players ‘adopt’ children centre
• Illicit drug use grossly worrisome
• Vic Falls Carnival is around the corner
• Hwange's Kamandama Mine disaster: Golden Jubilee beckoning
• Rogue cops linked to cattle rustling syndicates
• Locals risk arrests and drowning to poach fish worth US$30 a day
• Nambya at risk of extinction
• Two more teachers deployed at Ngungumban­e Satellite School

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