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Our 'scoop' obsessed jurnos, first things first

A middle-aged woman lay still, probably injured or fainted as a result of mayhem in Harare CBD. Common sense from common people would mean springing into action to render assistance to the motionless woman on the ground. Surprise, surprise…

Published: 20 Aug 2019 at 21:01hrs | 7 | by Tondorindo Murisa.

In whose interest are demos

In these trying and difficult times characterized with stratospheric prices of goods and services, the least thing the laity needs are demos. Such actions will exacerbate our already dire situation. The channels for negotiations are known …

Published: 09 Nov 2018 at 18:22hrs | 3 | by Tondorindo Murisa.

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