The Standard (Zimbabwe) - 2024-04-28

• Mnangagwa, Chivayo ties raise eyebrows
• Tshabangu’s CCC pushes for deal with Zanu PF
• Councillor­s’ looting spree thwarted
• Kenyan officially opens ZITF
• Major river cyanide poisoning crisis deepens
• Cimas brings joy to less privileged pupils
• Detective up for murder
• Mbare takes hit from currency switch
• ZITF 2024 edition was a mixed bag
• Walter Magaya’s plot to seize
• Has govt recalled batches of Benylin Paediatric Syrup? ction
• ‘ownership’ of Chitungwiz­a exposed
• Opinion Arresting money changers won’t prop up ZiG
• Cyanide disaster sign of big problem
• Culture of human rights violations still persists
• Zimbabwe needs to revive education sector
• Generari’s currency horror show
• Mnangagwa, visiting Ruto exposed themselves
• Unleashing the potential of African leaders and shaping a brighter future
• Zimbabwe as the new carbon frontier: Dangers ahead
• The impact of climate change on Zimbabwe’s water resources
• Black support for Genocide Joe and Democrats is suicidal!
• Let them know!
• Data risk: The overlooked problem curtailing solar plant performanc­e
• How to have victory over the spirit of poverty
• The sacred significan­ce of names: A biblical exploratio­n
• Jews and food: The passover connection
• Beware of your thoughts
• Zim horticultu­re exports to EU surge
• Govt admits chaos in mines licensing
• Why forex black market is thriving despite mass arrests
• ‘Zimbabwe needs reforms to tackle externalis­tion’
• Financial preparedne­ss in entreprene­urship
• Maximising returns: The paramount role of real estate expertise in asset management
• Kuipers stays in the hunt for Olympics berth
• Destiny of Africa Network FC - From church league to Division One football
• Chunga does what he loves best: Junior football developmen­t
• A Premier League return is the only certainty in Leicester’s cloudy future
• Poison in the pool: why the latest Chinese doping row is proving so toxic
• The election breeze is blowing
• Meet Toby ‘the Terminator’ Roberts: the teenager set for Olympic heights
• Ten Hag: Rashford and I 'know' the reasons for his poor season
• Bayern Munich's Tuchel unbothered by fan petition for his stay
• Follett-Smith rallies local players ahead of FBC Zim Open
• Let’s look at local players first, says legendary Peter Ndlovu
• Ndiraya cries foul as Yadah wins at home
• SUPER SUNDAY!
• King Lobengula jibe: ZBC sneaks back suspended presenter
• Nyaka Chana keeps her Zim dream alive
• Jah Master, Mr Grey release ‘Thank You Lord’ after Chivayo gift
• Beauty is beyond physical appearance: Miss Face Zimbabwe
• Self-creation is key to attaining greatness
• Makaka plots big after DJ Levels brought Mashwede to US
• Will TiTok be bannned in Zimbabwe?
• Church holds youth conference
• Centre for visually impaired celebrates 30 years of transforma­tion
• Andrew Chatora reviews David Chasumba’s Behind the Facade & Other Short Stories
• Zim health sector needs dedicated players not opportunis­ts
• Racing against time in the rain
• "The Essence of Nomadism: A Review of 'Without a State' by Bambelela Arts Ensemble"
• A ‘smokey avoured’ Lookbook, with a ‘spicy undertone taste’
• Book review: Mining in Zimbabwe: From the sixth to the 21st centuries
• Council in trouble over local currency
• Binga chief fears dam might worsen conflict with animals
• Drought evokes memories of 2008 strife for rural folk
• Donor fund gives blind Bulilima girl new hope

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