The Standard (Zimbabwe) - 2023-04-16

• ‘Magudumana entered Zim shortly after Bester escaped’
• Zanu PF splashes on 210 luxury cars for aspiring MPs
• Chamisa meets Sadc team over polls
• Residents rap council over City Parking
• Dancehall star rides on Gold Mafia exposé
• We’re not kicking Zimbabwean­s out, says SA
• Pomona deal to cost Harare staggering US$1b
• Aspring Zanu PF MP spends weekend in jail over money laundering
• Khama: Only change in Zim is country’s name
• Harare residents go for years without water
• Auxilia Mnangagwa: A throw back
• Can convicted criminals run for elections in Zimbabwe?
• 2023 polls: Power shifts to
• To Grace Mugabe‘s hey day
• Muzarabani oil project a chance to transform mining sector
• Gold Mafia: Ball now in Zacc, police’s court
• Human rights violations continue to surge
• Smart allocation of resources will tame Zim’s inflation
• How Uebert Angel abused State House
• The cat is finally out of the bag
• Value preservati­on in unstable macroecono­mic environmen­t
• Poverty, adversity and mental health
• Can Christians support the Zim government?
• Zimbabwe’s opposition needs to fight for clean polls
• Prostrate pass rates
• Pairing EV charging with solar+storage opens a world of possibilit­y
• God speaks on death penalty for murder
• Mystery of dreams and deliveranc­e
• Do you know your inheritanc­e?
• Passover and the Spanish Inquisitio­n
• National Foods revenue seen at US$302,5m
• Varun Beverages spreads wings
• Govt avails US$22,5m SDR funds to boost value chains
• The paradox of commitment in the workplace: Part 3
• Entreprene­urial branding through a learning organisati­on: Part 1
• Cash flow still a major issue for SMEs
• In Zimbabwe, golf is giving cyclone Idai survivors hope
• Mushore brothers carving own Bosso fairytale
• Bournemout­h boss O'Neil maintains tough stance on Zemura departure
• Bournemout­h boss O'Neil maintains tough stance on Zemura departure
• EMERY’S VILLA RESURGENCE
• Nadal out of Barcelona tournament in fresh French Open blow
• Mavericks fined US$750,000 by NBA for resting players
• PSG coach Galtier 'deeply shocked' by racism accusation­s
• A goodbye to a sports great
• FROM HERE TO AFFINITY
• Arteta urges Arsenal to 'finish the job' in intense title race
• Liverpool can't a ord 'Ferrari' signings with Bellingham out of reach: Klopp
• FBC Zim Open organisers eye DP World Tour status in 2014
• Herentals claim first win, Sheasham draw again
• Brave Goshawks go down fighting against Welwitschi­as
• FC Platinum out to spoil CAPS United party
• Giants promise Uhuru Cup fireworks
• Shumba to represent Zim in Durban
• Makhadzi show: Promoter speaks
• Iyasa member speaks on arts life
• Mai Zee Music makes regional impact
• Fashion designer empowers Bulilima women
• It’s Leonard Dembo’s 27th anniversar­y
• All set for the premier of new film Comrade
• Is a book launch really necessary?
• Musonza urges writers to utilise digital spaces
• Zimbabwe lacks policies that create robust ecosystems in film
• Outstandin­g tertiary students honoured
• The quest for local art
• ‘It’s my turn to eat too’ mantra takes nation by storm
• Power outages hinder sound health service delivery
• Zim prioritise­s social security and workplace safety
• How to hire a PR agency and make it work for your organisati­on
• Types of public relations tools
• Reasons why Easter is a great time to find a job
• Goldswift Constructi­on launches ‘Build Wise’ Promotion
• AMH HAS ZERO TOLERANCE TO CORRUPTION
• SA defends cancellati­on of Zimbabwean­s’ permits
• Corruption fuels Gweru service delivery collapse
• Bulawayo losing millions to illegal tenants

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