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Today’s fact of life#41
Albert Einstein turned down the presidency of Israel. Einstein wasn’t a citizen of Israel. However he was Jewish. The German-born physicist was offered the post, but turned it down in…
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Britain commits £49 million for food aid to Zimbabwe
Britain, which says it will maintain its sanctions on Zimbabwe until President Emmerson Mnangagwa implements the necessary political and economic reforms, has committed £49 million for food aid to the…
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Zimbabwe grain boss finally appears before Parliament committee
The saga surrounding the US$9 million loan that the Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) claims it extended to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) to refurbish some of its silos…
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Zimbabwe’s US$7 billion question
Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption chair Loice Matanda-Moyo says some US$7 billion worth of properties and cash have been stashed away by Zimbabwean leaders and individuals in Switzerland, the United Kingdom, United States…
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African Union tells West to remove sanctions on Zimbabwe
Sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe should be removed as they are grossly impacting Zimbabwe’s ability to fulfill international obligations such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the African Union (AU)…
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Today’s fact of life#40
In Ancient Greece, wearing skirts was manly. In fact, the Ancient Greeks viewed trousers as effeminate and would mock any men who wore them. -thefactsite.com
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British ambassador told: Just be straight to the point that sanctions will be removed when ZANU-PF is removed
British ambassador to Zimbabwe Melanie Robinson has been told to be straight to the point that sanctions on Zimbabwe will be removed when ZANU-PF is removed. The ambassador had tried…
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Today’s fact of life#39
There is a town in Nebraska called Monowi with a population of one. The only resident is a woman who is the Mayor, Bartender and Librarian.-thefactsite.com
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Britain may re-impose sanctions on Grace Mugabe at the end of this year
Britain is preparing to re-impose sanctions on the wife of Zimbabwe's former dictator Robert Mugabe at the end of the year after the government disagreed with a European Union decision…
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Zimbabwe journalists can turn around the country’s fortunes in 48 hours-legislator says
Zimbabwe’s journalists can turn around the country’s fortunes in 48 hours and are the only ones who can end the twin problems of corruption and the exchange rate, Chivi South…