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HIV is not just a personal issue—it is a public health matter.
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Zimbabwe’s constitutional amendment process risks losing legitimacy
Democracy thrives on the free exchange of ideas, including dissent. When citizens are intimidated or silenced, the process ceases to be democratic and becomes performative.
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Mukanya farewell show in doubt
However, Standard Style established that authorities, including the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ) have not been notified of the planned show, raising further doubts about its status.
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Councillors raise concern over slow pace of stand servicing
Madzana explained that the stands were sold under a pre-sale scheme, but changes in monetary policy created challenges in the collection and use of funds.
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Newsday Cartoon April 3, 2026 edition
Newsday Cartoon April 3, 2026 edition
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St Columba’s students develop AI-powered education platform
Upper Sixth student Michael Dube said they created the software after realising that teachers often took a long time marking books, but struggle to pinpoint exactly where students go wrong.
By Nokuxola Mbangeni
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