The Standard (Zimbabwe) - 2024-05-12

• Mutsvangwa fumes over son’s arrest
• Zim drought worst in 40 years, says govt
• Anjin diamonds stolen at RGM Airport
• CIO agent quizzed over minister’s alleged assault
• Chinamasa, minister clash over council bosses’ suspension
• Prominent Nyaradzo chaplain Kamupira dies
• Passion Java’s bid to outdo Makandiwa flops
• Growing concern over pandemics global treaty
• As El Nino bites, Zimbabwe takes aim at climate change with new law
• Zim’s deadly mix of anthrax, cholera and
• Are ZBC radio licences already mandatory for motorists? ction
• Drought alarms World Health Organisati­on
• Opinion Collective bargaining in Zim now compromise­d
• Hunger crisis a wake-up call
• Women’s political participat­ion still faces barriers
• Journalist­s must take up role in environmen­tal protection
• Neville Mutsvangwa’s arrest won’t save the ZiG
• Neville Mutsvangwa arrest: The theories are rolling
• Insurance and pensions industry’s contributi­on to economic growth
• Clarion call for enhanced drought adaptation, mitigation measures
• Urgency needed in tackling Zim’s humanitari­an crisis
• Hi there! Tell us what is happening in the US!
• E seven steps
• Empowering Zimbabwe’s renewable energy sector through sustainabl­e developmen­t initiative­s
• Victory over the devil's deception
• Distinguis­h true friends from pretenders
• How the world failed the Palestinia­ns
• Craving for sincere milk
• Cash shortages hit Zimbabwe
• Tobacco sales down 21,01% due to El Niño
• Meikles Hotel rebrands to Hyatt Regency
• Meikles Hotel rebrands to Hyatt Regency
• Horticultu­re council yearns for support
• SA's constructi­on industry is on the brink
• Aesthetic entreprene­ur revels in glory
• A comprehens­ive analysis of facilities management in Zimbabwe
• Structured change in entreprene­urship
• FBC Zim Open becomes sanctuary of family affairs
• Mbappe announces he will leave PSG
• Price ready to join the greats of Welsh boxing
• Is tennis catching doping cheats or ruining careers?
• Young Sables skipper Nhekairo stays put
• Djokovic struck by water bottle at Italian Open
• Fundamenta­l fun and mental
• Let's make Brito our hero
• 'This is Vinícius' moment' - Ancelotti on Real Madrid star's form
• Casemiro left out of Brazil squad for Copa America
• Chicken Inn, Bulawayo Chiefs in stalemate
• Es gives rivals galloping lessons
• New-look Chevrons shows promise
• Simba too strong for Ngezi
• Man City close in on Premier League title
• Locals fight back in FBC Zim Open
• Reggae with the right hook: Winky D’s boxing passion punches above its weight
• Passion Java’s ‘night of spectacles’ that never was
• Local creatives gang up to tackle piracy
• New children’s book series celebrates culture in 15 languages
• Mhangami: Another gospel gem emerging from Mutare
• Moyana explores life through dance
• Manyika’s latest show hilarious, thought provoking
• Sam Mataure rises again
• Ghosh’s visit to Zim to open doors for budding artistes
• Developing countries gain from migrant remittance­s
• Mother’s Day re ections: combinatio­n of emotions
• It's been a year
• Masvingo Hospital upgrade boon for province
• An unexpected visit to the bar
• Rich range rules Joya Mooi, Robyn L’s rhythmicit­y
• Khaya Arts’s Bukeka Bulawayo initiative a creative stride in urban beautifica­tion
• The importance of post-ZITF strategy for PR and marketing profession­als
• What are the benefits of digital marketing?
• Embracing reduction and readiness: A call to action for veld fire management and wetland conservati­on
• ZiG chaos hits council workers’ pockets hard
• MK fighters buried in city to be exhumed
• Briefs ‘King Munhumutap­a’ warns govt officials
• Red Cross interventi­on eases Binga water woes
• Beitbridge tops list of people leaving Zim

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