Zim Online
Wednesday 18 October
2006
BULAWAYO - The government's spy Central
Intelligence Organisation
(CIO) believes Zimbabweans are readier than ever
before to overthrow
President Robert Mugabe and all they need is a "united
and brave" opposition
to lead popular revolt, according to a secret
intelligence document leaked
to ZimOnline.
The document - a
15-page memorandum from the CIO dated October 9, 2006
and that was handed to
Mugabe last Friday - adds that the 82-year old
President was the most hated
by Zimbabwean, including by some members of the
security forces who it added
could not be counted on to defend the
government in the event of a well
organised mass revolt.
The CIO document makes even more unsettling
claims that most
Zimbabweans and some junior soldiers and police officers,
all hit hard by
the country's unprecedented economic meltdown, wished Mugabe
dead "as they
believed that only that or a (military) coup will solve all
their economic
problems."
"Intelligence gathered by our members
show that the president is the
most hated member of the ruling party, whom
most people and some junior
officers in the security forces want dead, as
they believe that only that or
a coup will solve all their economic
problems," says the document entitled:
Monthly Security Brief.
"This simmering hate for the President is enough to see the public
jump at
any opportunity to topple him and all they need is the unity and
brave
action from the opposition and civic organisations," reads the
document that
comes a year after the Joint Operations Command (JOC) of all
security
agencies similarly warned that the government could face civil
revolt.
Mugabe's spokesman George Charamba was not available
for comment on
the matter while State Security Minister Dydimus Mutasa
refused to take
questions from ZimOnline, saying he could not "discuss the
country's
confidential security matters with the Press."
Defence Minister Sydney Sekeramayi also refused to discuss the matter,
although he insisted that the army was "very loyal to the government and
will do anything to defend it against anyone and anytime."
The
JOC, comprising top commanders of the CIO, army, police and prison
service,
in September 2005 said worsening economic conditions were fast
eroding the
patience of long suffering Zimbabweans who it said could easily
take up to
the streets should the opposition and its civic society call for
anti-government protests.
In a bid to forestall mass revolt,
the JOC drew up a list of 55
leaders from the main opposition Movement for
Democratic Change (MDC) party,
political and civic organisations who it
recommended be put under strict
surveillance to ensure they did not mobilize
Zimbabweans to revolt against
the government.
Among those put
under surveillance were leader of the main faction of
the MDC Morgan
Tsvangirai, secretary general of the smaller wing of the
divided opposition
party Welshman Ncube, chairman of the National
Constitutional Assembly civic
alliance Lovemore Madhuku and Zimbabwe
Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU)
president Lovemore Matombo.
Attempts by the ZCTU in September this
year to stage nationwide
protests by workers against poor salaries and
living conditions were easily
thwarted by the police while the
Tsvangirai-led MDC appears unsure whether
to go ahead with mass protests to
demand political reforms - leaving
analysts wondering whether Zimbabweans
have the stomach to confront state
security forces in the
streets.
But the CIO memorandum insists the political situation
remains just as
charged, if not worse, than it was last year.
It says Zimbabweans remain bitter over an economic recession they
blame
squarely on mismanagement by Mugabe and which has seen inflation
shooting
beyond 1 000 percent, skyrocketing unemployment, shortages of
foreign
currency, food, fuel and power and increasing poverty levels.
Divisions in the MDC did not automatically reduce the threat posed by
the
party as both Tsvangirai and leader of the other faction of the
opposition
party Arthur Mutambara appeared to share the same belief that
mass revolt
was the only way to remove Mugabe from power and could still
join hands and
"spring a surprise" against the government.
The document says some
retired senior members of the security forces
were now working with the
opposition and advising it on how to defeat the
government's tough security
strategies.
It also urges a purge in the security forces to weed
out all suspected
of being "opposition agents" while making sure that those
that remain in the
army and police were looked after to ensure loyalty to
the government. -
ZimOnline
Zim Online
Wednesday 18 October
2006
BULAWAYO - The Zimbabwe dollar took a
heavy knock on the parallel
market last weekend as the economic crisis
rocking the southern African
country showed no signs of easing
up.
A survey conducted by ZimOnline in Zimbabwe's second biggest
city of
Bulawayo yesterday showed that illegal foreign currency dealers were
selling
the South African rand at Z$175 against the local currency, up from
last
week's $155.
The Botswana Pula was selling at $220, up
from last week's $185 while
the United States dollar and the Euro were both
selling at $1 650 each. The
British Pound was selling at $2 300, up from
last week's $2 000.
The above rates are in sharp contrast to the
ones being offered by the
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe with the central bank for
example, offering $32 for
the Rand and $39 for the Pula, rates people say
are ridiculously too low.
A foreign currency dealer who refused to
be named said yesterday: "The
rates rose sharply over the weekend and there
are indications that they will
rise even further as we move towards
month-end when civil servants are
likely to get salary
reviews."
The parallel market is the only reliable source of
foreign currency
for most businesses and private individuals in
Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe has faced severe foreign currency shortages over
the past six
years after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) withdrew
balance-of-payment support after differing with President Robert Mugabe over
monetary policy and other governance issues.
The foreign
currency crisis accelerated in 2000 after Mugabe
instituted land reforms
that disturbed the agriculture sector, a key foreign
currency earner for
Zimbabwe. - ZimOnline
Zim Online
Wednesday 18 October
2006
HARARE - A Zimbabwe parliamentary
committee is set to grill Economic
Development Minister Rugare Gumbo today
over a deal signed between ailing
parastatal ZISCOSTEEL and an Indian firm
Global Steel Holdings Limited
(GSHL).
The US$400 million
management contract is hanging in the balance after
the Indian company
complained that it was not getting enough coal supplies
from Hwange Colliery
Company as agreed initially.
Gumbo becomes the second minister to
be hauled before the committee.
Last month, Industry and International Trade
Minister Obert Mpofu also
appeared before the committee where he alleged
high level corruption at
ZISCOSTEEL.
Mpofu however later made
an abrupt U-turn on the claims insisting it
was companies owned by
government ministers that were benefiting while the
parastatal made huge
losses. - ZimOnline
VOA
By Blessing Zulu
Washington
17 October
2006
Recent rain in Zimbabwe has been bad news for farmers who
have yet to
deliver their winter wheat crops to the Grain Marketing Board,
say farming
experts, because the state monopoly is refusing to accept grain
that has too
high a moisture content.
That is only one aspect of the
crisis in Zimbabwean agriculture. Experts say
hundreds of thousands of
tonnes of grain are going to waste in fields for
lack of fuel for combine
harvesters to complete the long-overdue maize
harvest or ongoing wheat
harvest.
Harare has said it expects a maize harvest of some 1.3 million
tonnes for
the 2005-2006 crop season now ending, and 200,000 tonnes of
winter wheat.
But GMB Acting Chief Executive Samuel Muvhuti said his
agency has brought in
just 400,000 tonnes of maize to date, and the winter
wheat crop is just
trickling in.
The World Food Program said last
week that 1,4 million Zimbabweans were
expected to need food assistence just
in rural areas between now and early
2007.
Agriculture Minister
Joseph Made has blamed the Finance Ministry for what he
says is its delay in
releasing funds to purchase wheat from farmers, slowing
collection. Made has
also criticized the GMB for rejecting wheat on grounds
it is too moist -
when the moisture content is too high the grain cannot be
ground for flour
to make bread.
Wheat harvesting has been slowest in Mashonaland Central's
Mazowe Valley and
the Lowveld, both traditionally major wheat producing
areas.
Harare has announced it will import 565,000 tonnes of maize from
South
Africa and Zambia. But South African grain traders said they will
demand
cash up front as Harare has a poor payment record. It will cost
600,000 rand
or about US$80,000 to import the 480,0000 tonnes of maize
Harare intends to
source from South Africa.
Reporter Blessing Zulu of
VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe sought comment on the
crisis from Renson Gasela,
a former GMB general manager now agriculture
secretary for the Movement for
Democratic Change faction led by Arthur
Mutambara. He said the Agriculture
Ministry has no plan to overcome the
disarray in the farming
sector.
For an economic perspective Blessing turned to consultant James
Jowa, former
chief executive officer of the Zimbabwe National Chamber of
Commerce, who
said the root cause of the nation's food crisis was Harare' s
lack of
forward planning.
VOA
By Jonga Kandemiiri
Washington
17 October
2006
A magistrate in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe, has barred the
Movement for
Democratic Change faction led by Morgan Tsvangirai from holding
a series of
rallies in Manyame Rural District saying the party had failed to
pay to use
public venues.
Magistrate Michelle Gudo ruled Oct. 13 that
the MDC must pay requisite fees
before carrying out any party activities at
council grounds.
The party had scheduled rallies in eight wards of
Manyame Rural District
between Oct. 14 and Oct. 21 after getting police
clearance.
The party is now moving to challenge the magistrate's ruling,
saying that it
infringes freedom of association among other
rights.
The party's director of elections for Chitungwiza province,
Bothwell Chisvo,
told reporter Jonga Kandemiiri of VOA's Studio 7 for
Zimbabwe that the
ruling ZANU-PF is holding its rallies in the area without
paying any fees -
while the local council refused to accept fees from the
opposition saying
there was no legal basis for payments.
VOA
By Carole Gombakomba
Washington
17 October
2006
An opposition member of the Zimbabwean parliament whose
comments about women
during debate on domestic violence legislation sparked
a public
demonstration and led to his suspension from a national council of
his party
said Tuesday that although he submitted to party discipline he
stopped short
of apologizing for his remarks.
Timothy Mubhawu's
comment in parliament that it was "against God's
principles" for women to be
treated equally with men led to a demonstration
Oct. 10 by 200 women and on
Sunday to his suspension from the national
council of the Movement for
Democratic Change faction led by MDC founder
Morgan
Tsvangirai.
Mubhawu, member of parliament for Harare's Mabvuku-Tafara
constituency, an
MDC stronghold, said he accepted the National Executive
Council decision to
suspend him for, as the faction's supreme body put it,
"bringing the party
into disrepute."
The council said Mubhawu had
made "feudalistic and primitively patriarchial
remarks" in a debate in
parliament about a long-pending bill on domestic
violence. He was also
implicated in the assault in early July of Trudy
Stevenson, member of
parliament for Harare North for the rival MDC faction
led by Arthur
Mutambara. It was alleged he commissioned the attack on
Stevenson, but no
charges were ever brought.
The MDC panel also dissolved Mubhawu's
district executive and replaced it
with an interim committee to oversee
party matters until new district
elections are held.
While
maintaining that he had said and done nothing wrong, Mubhawu told
reporter
Carole Gombakomba of VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that the MDC
leadership
acted correctly to maintain the party's image based on democratic
principles.
Zimbabwejournalists.com
By a Correspondent
ZIMBABWEAN journalists
long to see the back of their tormentor, Robert
Mugabe. But, despite
stratospheric inflation, the Zimbabwean economy fails
to collapse and his
regime survives. Former Financial Times journalist
Arnold Kransdorff
explains how.
The University of London must be wondering why one of
its alumni seems
to be ignoring one of economics' most sacred theories on
inflation. Print
money willy nilly to pay for expenditure beyond a country's
ability to earn
the extra wealth - and the economy will implode. That is the
theory.
Printing money is the policy in Zimbabwe, whose ruler since
1980 was
awarded the university's MA degree in economics, albeit by
correspondence.
Inflation is the result.
The latest "official"
rate for the pound is 470 Zimbabwe dollars, with
the black market figure
$1,150. This compares with an exchange rate of $2 to
£1 in 1980, the year he
assumed office. With a current inflation rate of
almost 4% a day - 1200% a
year - the octogenarian nationalist leader, who
has cheated his way into
power in at least two elections, has vowed to keep
the money presses
rolling.
This won't help the inflation rate; only the volume of
paper currency
that individuals need to carry around. Ahead of his wheeze of
trimming off
three zeroes, money was mostly handled in elastic-banded
'bricks' of $20,000
and $50,000 notes (the $11m version was about
three-inches thick).
At the banks, people deposited and withdrew
their requirements in
metal trunks, with the handovers invariably attended
by several robust
guards, often with bulging armpits. Counterfeiting is a
lost art as
photocopying costs more than the highest denomination
note.
Life expectancy is now 34, with the mega-price of coffins the
subject
of widespread media debate. Parking meters stand lamely on the
pavements.
Yet whilst everyone complains, no one begs, people are generally
well
dressed and smoke-spewing cars crowd the urban streets when petrol is
available. It's more than puzzling. It's undemocratic.
How,
then, are people surviving? And why is conventional economic
theory not
working?
Firstly, around five million of Mr Mugabe's 'comrades' - a
quarter of
Zimbabwe's population - have fled his administration's loose
grip, with
around 3m in South Africa, a million in the UK and many in the
US.
Of the Zimbabweans who stay, the unemployed (80%) and those
infected
with Aids/HIV (at least 35%) have become almost invisible, most
having
deserted the towns and cities to return to their tribal homes to live
and
die inexpensively. Along with the peasant rural population, they have
virtually removed themselves from the cash economy. So, inflation is not a
problem to them so long as they can grow their own food.
The
relatively small political, professional and entrepreneurial
classes subsist
well, many of the former on huge government salaries, perks
and corruption.
Most professionals charge fees at South African rates while
the businessmen
trade, trade and trade again. So long as they can buy and
sell quickly, they
can keep ahead of inflation.
For the rest - the employee middle
class - life is hard, with
inflation constantly eating away at earnings and
savings. Into this group
fall the military and the police, to whom Mr Mugabe
has given regular,
inflation-linked increases to buy their
loyalty.
Meanwhile, a combination of unrelated factors keep the
economy afloat.
First and foremost is the support of Zimbabwe's neighbour,
South Africa,
whose leader, Thabo Mbeki, can't bring himself to disapprove
of a fellow
nationalist revolutionary, whatever Mr Mugabe's despotic
behaviour.
Second, Mr Mugabe's five million disaffected citizens
working abroad
send money back to their unemployed and starving relatives
and friends.
There is also talk of income from crime carried out in South
Africa by
Zimbabwe's military.
Thirdly, shopkeepers, who have
to do without a previously lively
manufacturing base, keep going through a
system of 'runners', who travel
with mostly black market foreign currency to
neighbouring Zambia, Botswana,
South Africa and Mozambique to buy both
necessities and luxuries. Fourthly,
Zimbabwe is not finding it too difficult
to sell its deposits of chrome,
gold, silver, platinum, copper and
asbestos.
Finally, while tourism is dead on its feet, game shooting
is thriving.
For almost every flight from abroad several 4x4's are waiting,
with
padlocked lockers containing high-powered guns and ammunition. In
attendance
are several bronzed and khaki-shorted ex-farmers, and the
statutory pretty
girl holding up name cards of wealthy Americans, Britons,
Russians and
Germans who have paid big bucks to shoot elephant, lion,
leopard, kudu,
crocodile and rhinoceros.
How much longer then
must Zimbabweans wait for any relief? If South
Africa doesn't pull the plug
- as White South Africa did to Ian Smith's
Rhodesia in the 1970s - they may
have to wait until the army and police
realise how poor are their
mathematical skills. Or, hopefully and more
compassionately, that their
feathered nests are disadvantaging their fellow
citizens.
Arnold Kransdorff left Ian Smith's Rhodesiain 1968. He is the author
of
several books on corporate amnesia: what happens when organisations lose
their memory as a result of the flexible labour market
Nkosi
Ndlela, a Zimbabwean professor in Norway, says the internet is
still
allowing independent news to circulate in Zimbabwe. Websites based
outside
the country get information from local reporters who write under
pseudonyms
and use international e-mail outside government control.
CJA
Zimbabwejournalists.com
By a Correspondent
MIDDLESBOROUGH - Zimbabweans living in the United Kingdom yesterday
took to
the streets again to petition the British government so it can grant
failed
asylum seekers temporary work permits, allow them access into
institutions
of higher learning and related issues.
Protesters met in Stoketon
on Tees here and marched to the Home Office
where they handed in a petition,
which also seeks the release of failed
asylum seekers currently living in
detention camps scattered across the UK.
The Zimbabweans want the British
government to provide better accommodation
for those in custody until the
on-going legal battle between the Home Office
and the asylum seekers is
finalised.
The Zimbabweans sang and danced in-front of the local
Home Office as
they held placards asking the British government to allow the
failed asylum
seekers an opportunity to work and extricate themselves from
the poverty
most of them have been pushed into by not being able to
earn.
Most of the asylum seekers live in abject poverty because the
British
system does not allow them to work or to access institutions of
higher
learning to improve their education as they wait for their cases to
be
finalised.
Noble Sibanda of the United Network For Detained
Zimbabweans in the UK
(UNDZ) said: "We are here today to present a petition
to the Home office
officials that while the Zimbabwean issue is still going
through the courts,
meaning while the British courts have the risk
assessment on forced
Zimbabwean returnees still pending in a court decision,
we ask them to allow
Zimbabwean failed asylum seekers to be part of the
community here in the UK
by letting them work or allowing them
training."
He said Zimbabweans were by nature hard working people
who do not want
to live on handouts. He said most of the asylum seekers he
works with are
ready to contribute to the British economy by paying taxes
through working
to fend for themselves and their families.
Kate
Hoey, the chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Zimbabwe,
last week
told zimbabwejournalists.com that a campaign she launched to
persuade the
British government to allow failed asylum seekers from Zimbabwe
to work was
still on-going. Hoey, the Labour MP who recently visited
Zimbabwe secretly,
said the Diaspora was very important in keeping a lot of
Zimbabweans alive
through remittances sent from abroad. She said she had met
a number of
people whose families were surviving the harsh political and
economic
climate in Zimbabwe through money sent by relatives abroad.
But she
said there was need for vigilance to ensure the asylum seekers
were not
bogus.
Sibanda welcomed the recent reprieve on forced removals to
Zimbabwe as
the case continues in the "but the strife is not over yet as we
are aware it
was through our constant vigilance on Zimbabweans who were
being picked up
everyday, detained and then swiftly given removal
direction".
"We are thankful to our lawyers who have given our
asylum saga their
long dedication and won many Zimbabweans this very
reprieve from the
judges," he said. "We now ask the Home Office to release
all those
Zimbabweans still detained and house them in their old NASS
accommodation or
give them temporary work permits to fend for
themselves."
"While these temporary measures are on, we hope to use
the extra time
we have to concentrate most of our efforts on Zimbabwe and
the illegitimate
regime itself. We are not fighting with the British
government but we are
only asking for sanctuary so that we can re group and
summon more and more
pressure for a swift intervention and smooth resolve of
this Zimbabwean
manmade crisis."
As a JAG member or JAG Associate member, please send any classified
adverts
for publication in this newsletter to:
JAG Classifieds: jag@mango.zw; justiceforagriculture@zol.co.zw
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For Sale Items
2. Wanted Items
3. Accommodation
4. Recreation
5.
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6. Pets
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OFFERED FOR
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1.1
For Sale (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
Coarse Salt imported from South Africa $4
500.00 / 50 kg neg.
Phone 091 210 268 or 091 609
841(evenings)
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1.2
For Sale (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
A "family"(mother, father and baby) of
exquisitely, carved hippos. You won't
find another like them. View them at
"Serendipity"-coffee shop.2a,
Serendipity close (entrance on Golden Stairs
Road), Mount Pleasant. Phone:
Anne 011212424 or Robyn 011413609 or Janet
091344616.They really are
stunning--you need to see
them for
yourself.
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For Sale (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
New Eurostar Borehole Pump. 0.75 HP.
$90,000 o.n.c.o. Phone Michael
091404542 or
333069.
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1.4
For Sale (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
An avent baby bottle and food warmer.
Warms bottles or baby food in just 4
minutes and is small and convenient.
Brand new and still in box so never
been used. Bought it this weekend in
Joburg for R500.00 so would like the
equivalent. Contact Brenda Pattenden on
091 3267
55.
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1.5
For Sale (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
I have two Electrolux freezers for sale -
they are 30 years old but still
going strong, though their looks have
suffered a little. They have been
checked by a
refrigeration specialist of
long standing and he has recommended the
following prices:
1 chest
freezer 12 cubic feet $400, 000.00
1 upright 9 cubic
feet $290, 000.00
Office furniture
I
have two filing cabinets [imported oak] three drawers, lockable for
sale:
$220,000.00 each
L shaped desk, oak, one side has sliding doors
and a shelf, plus normal desk
$350,000.00
This is less than half the
cost of new ones. All in good condition. Please
phone 861167 if
interested.
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For Sale (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
WHITE LUGGAGE TRAILER, LOCKABLE.
CROP
MOISTURE TESTER, complete (Delmhorst Instrument Company, USA)
ELNA LOTUS
SEWING MACHINE
PROLINE SOHO SCANNER (Computer)
HEWLETT PACKARD DESKJET
670C PRINTER
CARPET TILES
SHOWER HEADER TANK 100 LITRES
8 sq.m. ITALIAN
FLOOR TILES
2 sq.m. MOSAIC TILES
KNITMASTER DOUBLE BED KNITTING
MACHINE.
ELECTRIC MOTORS - various
BANJO
PIANO ACCORDIAN
Please
phone 091 305
313
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Motor Bike
Suzuki TF 125 -- in
very good condition -- Zim $ equivalent of US$ 1000.00
contact: zanadu@zim.co.zw
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Linhoff photographic tripod with tilt and
pan head.
Price $15,000
Phone evenings 04 487631 or days 04 459702
ask for ray or email
rwestley@mango.zw
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Very Good Condition - ADAM BEDE Oak
Dining Room Suite, Six Chairs and Two
Carvers, Extendable Table and Welsh
Dresser with Leaded Glass Doors. Price $
3 000 000.00. Must Be Seen.
Telephone 020 68626 Trevor or
Michelle
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Toyota Hilux double cab 3Lt 2003 model
white in colour, 57000 kms.
Excellent condition.Offers
Phone 091
606212
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Book titled, Exotic Tropical
Fishes
Authors of this comprehensive book include:
Dr. Axle rod
Dr.
Vordevinkler
Dr. Emmens
Mr.Sculthorpe
Mr.
Proneck
Dr.Burgess
700 plus pages most with full colour plates and
description. One page per
species. Condition as new
Asking price
$15,000
Suit the more serious fish keeper or breeder. There are also many
others
being sorted for sale.
Telephone 04 487631 or during business
hours 04 459702 (if lines not down)
Ask for Ray. Or email rwestley@mango.zw
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Generator For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
8 H.P. Briggs and Stratton
Motor with 3.5.K V A Alternator. Mounted on
Frame and in good condition.
Price $400.000.00
Contact Telephone 301860or Cell 011
416984
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
"The Weavery"
Super gift ideas for
local and overseas friends and family.Hand woven
articles which are
light,easy to pack and send, and fully washable.
Xmas is on the way again!
Buy before the "rush" and before prices go up
again!Contact Anne on 332851 or
011212424.Or email joannew@zol.co.zw
Crocheted oven
gloves--$3,000.
Cotton oven gloves--$2,000.
Small woven
bags--$2,000.
Large woven bags--$3,000.
Crocheted
bags--$4,000.
Queen(approx.250x240cms) size bedcover--$30,000.
Other
sizes to order.
Single Duvet cushions(open into a duvet)--$24,000.
Other
sizes to order.
2x1 meter Throw--9,000.
Baby
Blanket(1x1meter)--$3,500.
3 piece toilet set--$5,000.
Bath
mat--$3,000.
Decorated cushion covers--$3,000.
Table
runner--$2,000.
Set(4)Bordered table mats +
serviettes--$9,000.
Set(6)Bordered table mats +
serviettes--$13,000.
Set(4) crocheted table mats
only--$5,000.
Set(6)fringed table mats + serviettes--$12,000.
Lots of
other combinations.
Small (approx.105x52cms) plain cotton
rug--$3,000.
Medium (approx.120x65cms) plain cotton rug--$5,000
Large
(approx.150x75cms) plain cotton rug--$7,000.
Ex. Large(approx.230x130cms)
plain cotton rug--$22,000.
Small patterned cotton rug--$4,000.
Small rag
rug--$3,000.
Medium patterned cotton rug--$6,000.
Large patterned cotton
rug--$10,000
Ex. Large patterned cotton rug--$28,000.
Small patterned
mohair rug--$6,000.
Medium patterned mohair rug--$9,000
Large patterned
mohair rug--$12,000.
Ex. Large patterned mohair rug--$30,000.
Lots of
other articles. Please be aware that prices may change
without
notice.
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For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
"Mercedes-Benz C180 Elegance for sale.
Automatic. Petrol. 1994 model.
104850 genuine kilometres. Metallic
Gunmetal, all extras including Sony
radio and a 10 CD shuttle. Pristine
condition. Asking price US$14 000.00
or equivalent in Zimbabwe
Dollars.
Please contact Adam on: - 091 208754 or 04 336237 after
hours."
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1.15
For Sale (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
CAMPING EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
Various
camping equipment for sale, tents in good condition, camp beds,
double
inflatable lilo, gaslights, gas skottle, set of new stainless steel
camping
pots (very compact one inside another) etc. Phone 091 311 503, or
work
339144
ENCYCLOPAEDIAS FOR SALE
Complete set of Brittanica
encyclopaedias for sale. Ideal for reference for
young people. Phone 091
311 503, or work 339144.
GOLF CLUBS FOR SALE
1 complete set of golf
clubs - Rawlings, and two other part sets.
Must sell - offers. Phone 091 311
503, or work
339144
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1.16
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
COARSE SALT. 50 kg bag Z$ 8,500
delivered Harare.
MOLASSES. Z$150 per litre. For large quantities supply
container.
CHILDREN'S COLOURED CHAIRS. Z$ 3,500
Apply: mnmilbank@zol.co.zw
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1.17
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Borehole water delivered anywhere in
Harare Area. Minimum load 2000 litres.
Contact:
091-262834/091-311500/091/343198
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1.18
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
JUNGLE GYM - LARGE with slide, swing,
barrel swing, ladder, Platform, etc.
PRICE $25,000-00 only.
22 RIFLE -
BRUNO - offers
PERSIAN TYPE RUGS 6 x 8 $15,000-00 each
Telephone
091909244
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1.19
For Sale - Like New (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
BREATHING MACHINE FOR BABIES:
Rescue Breathing or Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation Alarm. Breathing Effort
Monitor with Tummy Tickle stimulation.
Our baby had a problem of breathing
and we used this machine, which you
attach to the Nappy. View www.respisense.com to see more
details.
Our asking price is Z$140,000-00 Tel: Lindsay
091909244
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1.20
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
KTM 525 exc Motor Bike, 2003 modle, well
maintained and in good condition.
USD 5500 equivalent in Z$.
Toyota
RAV 4, White, 2001 (new shape), 55000 Km,
USD 21000 equivalent in
Z$.
Mazda Familiar 323 Hatch back. 2000 modle, 100000km Metallic blue.
One
owner. USD 8500 equivalent.
Please contact me on dale@zol.co.zw.
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1.21
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
SECURE INTERNET VIA SATELLITE FOR THE
REGION - FIXED DISH OR PORTABLE BGAN
Please email info@satsys.net or visit www.satsys.co.za
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1.22
Pet Mince for Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Please be advised that there is
limited pet food.
Pet Mince for sale 500g for $350. Pet mince made from
pork offal including
liver and veg only, it is minced and well
cooked.
Delivered on Friday's, collected at Benbar Msasa at 10:30, JAG (17
Philips
Ave, Belgravia) at 11:30, Peace Haven (75 Oxford St off Aberdeen) at
12:30
and Olivine Head Office in car park at 3:00.
Please order by
email. Phone
011221088
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1.23
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Toyota Land Cruiser Pick-up. I999 and
only 56 000 km on the clock. Genuine
offers will be welcomed. The vehicle is
in Bulawayo at this time but can be
brought to Harare if there is the
need.
Phone Ben on 011 444717 or Bebe on 011 408401. email mobenic@zol.co.zw
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1.24
For Sale (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Linen
1 Single Bed Duvet Cover -
Green, Pink Biggie Best Floral $50 000.00 for 1
Green Lamp Shade Cover to
match above set 1 Continental Cushion cover to
match above
2 Double
Bed Duvet Covers, 1 Continental Cushion cover, 100 000.00 for 2-4
pillow
cases, 1 kist cover, 2 small, 2 large lined curtains, set night
frill, small
circular table cloth, Grey's/Pinky/maroon's
Oddments/Kitchenware etc
1
Cast Iron Pot with yellow lid (biggest pot) 40 000.00
1 Washing up wall
drainage rack (as new) 15 000.00
1 Plastic serviette holder 1 000.00
1
Electric Carving Knife 10 000.00
2 Tupperware measuring cups
(25mls/50mls/100mls) 3 000.00
1 Square to round adaptor
2 000.00
1 Craft Wood Burner 5 000.00
1 Compass Cutter 5 000.00
1
Coleman's drinks cooler box (green and cream) 12 000.00
4 Rectangular baking
trays ea 2 000.00
1 Cardboard Shoe Rack (9 Pce) 8 000.00
1
Bread Maker, Recipe Book, Measuring cup and spoon (Newish) 50 000.00
1 Double
tape deck/radio with removable speakers
60 000.00
1 Ironing board 8
000.00
1 PC, key board, mouse, monitor etc 200 000.00
1 Vacuum
Cleaner 50 000.00
Microwave
3 Microwave plates of varying
depths ea 2 000.00
1 Boiled/poached eggs microwave set 5 000.00
1
Microwave cook book 2 000.00
1 Microwave Vegetable Steamer 2
000.00
Garden/Cleaning/Braaing etc
1 Extension Cable and stand 25
000.00
1 Round small braai 5 000.00
1 Braai Set, stick in ground
holder for drink and utensils 3 000.00
2 Gas bottles with plates ea 50
000.00
2 Square Washing tubs (white with grey specks ea 6 000.00
1
Plastic blue and black small pedal bin 5 000.00
Furniture
1 round
dining room table 80 000.00
1 Rectangular coffee table, dark wood 20
000.00
2 square side tables to match above ea 5 000.00
1 Bathroom
Cabinet and matching rail - Teak 150 000.00
1 Garden Suite, round table,
tablecloth,4 chairs and cushions 100 000.00
1 Deck Chair (Canvas and wood) 10
000.00
1 Double Bed,+ mattress (Newish) 250 000.00
1 Automatic (front
loader) Washing Machine 250 000.00
1 Cane lounge suite, couch + 2 one
seater's, peach cushions & covers 180
000.00
1 Cane kist, to match
cane lounge suite above 80 000.00
1 Pine double cupboard for wall 50
000.00
1 Pine Wardrobe 90 000.00
1 Pine Dressing Table and Stool 80
000.00
1 Pine Kist 60 000.00
1 Pine Book Case 40 000.00
1 Pine Chest of
Drawers 60 000.00
2 Pine Bed side Tables ea 20 000.00
Prices
negotiable, within reason
Call Shelley on 091 264361 or 883348 pms only or
reply by email :
bungzip@zol.co.zw or
tahara@mweb.co.zw
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1.25
Motorcycles For Sale (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Honda XR 600, 4-stroke trail
bike, 1994 model, 16 500km, registered.
Yamaha WR 450 F, 4-stroke enduro
bike, 2005 model
off road only.
Yamaha YZ 125, 2-stroke scrambler,
2002 model, off road only.
Honda CR 85, 2-stroke scrambler, 2004 model,
off road only.
Kawasaki KX 85, 2-stroke scrambler, 2002 model, off road
only.
Phone 04 443017 or 011
218792.
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1.26
Tyres For Sale (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Goodyear, Silverstone, Pirelli,
Dunlop.
All sizes available including agricultural and commercial vehicle
tyres.
If we don't have it, we'll find it.
Phone 04 443017 or 011
218792.
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1.27
For Sale (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
DVD player, Sanyo SL-40, still in the
box. $140,000 (40% less than Makro)
o.n.o.
Contact Rob 091 887 864, 04
499776
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1.28
For Sale (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
BOAT FOR SALE
Piranha fisherman with
90 Force (Mercury). We have had this motor from new.
Complete set up with
bass motor, lifejackets, fishing rod holders etc.
Offers around 7000 US (or
equivalent)
Phone Jacquie 339144 or 091 311 503.
FOOT SPA
Brand new
Salton foot spa $20 000. Brand new bathroom scale $7 000.
Christian Dior
travel pack of perfumes (still in new packaging) - $25 000,
Phone Jacquie
339144, 091 311
503
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2
WANTED
ITEMS
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2.1
Wanted (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
Am looking for a PERSIAN CARPET Runner
suitable for a passage - about
85-95cm wide and 3-4 m long.
Also any
Persian carpets in good condition.
terrys@cabsonline.co.zw
091 315
297
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2.2
Wanted (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Second hand baking trays and tins in good
conditions
Also second hand electrical mixer in good condition
Please call
011 200
325
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2.3
Wanted (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Does anyone have a second hand swimming
pool fence that they would like to
sell? If so, please could you phone me on
091326755.
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2.4
Wanted (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Looking for a copy of "Golden Age of
Tobacco" if anyone has a copy of this
book please contact me on secretary@zol.co.zw
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2.5
Wanted (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
Second-hand 28" old-fashioned bicycle
wanted. Please phone John Robertson on
Harare
740205
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2.6
Wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Double bed and base set in very good
condition. Please phone
Jenny
011409353
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2.7
Wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
For loan or hire a bunk bed for November
Dec and January as I have my family
coming from New Zealand.
Also Looking
for 3 to 4 Leaver Locks Preferably a good make like Union.
Please contact
Ann on 301860 or cell 011
404357.
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2.8
Wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
If any one knows of a front-loading washing
machine for sale please contact
Maggie Norton on 499349 or
091255955
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2.9
Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
1. King size bed in good condition. With or
without headboards.
2. Glass dining and coffee table
Phone Roy
011433588
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2.10
Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
I am looking for a second hand or
reasonably priced dish holder for a very
big dish I bought from a friend that
left the country. I have been told it
should not be mounted on the
wall.
The dish holder I need is one that is a tripod at the base (which
is
concreted into the ground) and reduces to the size of the dish fitting
on
the top.
It is made up of metal bars if you know what I
mean.
Please reply by return mail or to ziminter@telco.co.zw
or call me on
301152, 091 324
287
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2.11
Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Looking for an Incubator. Contact Graham
on 075-2264 or 011406023 or e-mail
gtech@zol.co.zw.
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2.12
Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Stove - 4 plates - electric wanted, must be
neat and in good working order.
Please contact me on 091 865 666 or 882013
(evenings) or e mail on
secretary@plastique.co.zw
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3
Accommodation Wanted and
Offered
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3.1
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 19/09/06)
Small Harare family would
like to rent a small cottage or domestic quarters
in any area between
Belvedere and Mount Pleasant. Please phone Rich Tere on
091 295
129
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3.2
House for Sale (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Greendale North
2.5 subdivisible
acres with msasa trees
3 bed/ 2 bath brick under tile and a self contained
cottage
Double garage and staff quarters, Pool
10 000 litre water storage
tank with pressure pump
Electric gate and security light
2 metre
electrified security fence and prickly pear hedge
House alarm, Security guard
at end of Close
Borehole sited but not drilled.
Good area - Italian
Embassy, French, British and Nigerian ambassadorial
residences
Walking
distance of Chisipite School and shops.
Serious buyers only, phone Margot on
04-776499 or 091 358
122
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3.3
House Sitter Wanted (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Attractive newly thatched
cottage to let for October and November on farm
near Bromley, 55 kms
Harare. Garden and space for vegetables. $15,000
per month
plus
Zesa.
Please phone 073 3399, or 011 423614, or 04 572513 (leave message
here)
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3.4
Flat Wanted to Buy (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Widow requires a safe cluster
home/garden flat in Northern suburbs. Must
have three bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
2 carports or garages (a must) as she
doesnt want to lose her late husbands
vehicle!! Phone Jacquie (on behalf of
Widow) 091 311 503,
339144.
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3.5
House Wanted (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
3/4 bed roomed house for single
mother with 2 children. Must be safe and
secure. Areas around
Mt
Pleasant, Greendale, Alexander Park, Avondale, Borrowdale,
Highlands;
Newlands, Gunhill.
Please phone Debbie on 091 830 953 or
446191/2 during business
hours
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3.6
Cottage for Rent (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
AVAILABLE TO RENT, end of
October
DOUBLE- STOREY SPACIOUS THATCHED COTTAGE with wooden
decking
verandahs/balconies...
KAMBANJI - BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
TWO DOUBLE
BEDROOMS EN SUITE. SECURITY - ELECTRIC FENCE, ELECTRIC GATE,
NIGHT WATCHMAN
ETC.
PLEASE CONTACT 499119. e-mail calder@zol.co.zw
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3.7
Fish Hoek for Rent (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
To let: In Fish Hoek;
Two
bed roomed house with lock-up garage. Close to beach, shopping centre
and
station in quiet street. R3000 monthly. Six-month lease. Available from
1st
November.
To let: In Fish Hoek;
One bed roomed flat with own fitted
kitchen, bath in secure area; Close to
beach, shopping centre and station in
quiet street. R1500 monthly. Six-month
lease. Available from 1st
November.
For details please contact Graeme: gjcopley@yahoo.com
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3.8
Wanted Housesitter/Part time tenant
Garden flat in secure complex, two
minutes walk from Sam Levy's village. 2
bed 2 baths, 1 en-suite. Furnished,
Lock-up garage. Minimal rent to cover
expenses required.
Available 15th
October. Please phone Nello Davies.
091-402410.
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3.9
House Wanted (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
House wanted to rent as from 1st
December 2006 in Avondale, Milton Park,
Emerald Hill, or Mount
Pleasant.
Need at least 4 bedrooms and swimming pool and if possible a
borehole.
Please contact Carol on 332798 or 011 231 541 if you have anything
suitable.
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3.10
House Sitter Offered (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Accommodation Wanted/House,
animal sitter available end Nov
I have been housesitting professionally
for the last 2 years (I have
references). As of 1st Dec 2006 I will be
looking for anyone who needs a
house/animal sitter for 4months or longer in
Harare, preferably around
Borrowdale, Chisipite, Highlands, Mount Pleasant,
Newland area. I am
26/farmers daughter, very homely and have passion for the
outdoors and love
of animals. Any furnished cottage or small houses would be
perfect. Needs to
be a secure surroundings, as, I'm a single female.
I
would love to hear from you. Contact Lisa on 091 340 373 or
charterseeds@zol.co.zw
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3.11
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Accommodation wanted urgently
for a middle aged couple in Harare,
preferably around Bluff Hill or Westgate
vicinity.
Any cottage or small house would be perfect with secure
surroundings.
If anything is available please contact Jenny on 091 387 891 /
011607298.
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3.12
HOUSE WANTED OR EXCHANGE (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Private Sale
We
are looking for a 2 to 3 acre property with 2 houses on the property or
1
house and a separate decent 3 bedroomed cottage. Property must be
walled,
secure and have a prolific borehole. Areas considered are
Borrowdale,
Ballantyne Park, Colne Valley, Colray, Rolf Valley, Rietfontein,
Highlands
and Chispite.
OR
we would consider an Estate Agent valued
exchange for our house, located in
Mount Pleasant. Property is on 1 acre
with executive house. 4 b/rooms, 2
ensuite and separate shower and guest
toilet. Also has flatlet with
downstairs shower and toilet and extra
upstairs room with bath and toilet.
Large kitchen with hob and oven, 2 large
lounges plus one smaller. Lovely
bar. Has jacuzzi and sauna. Floodlit aw
tennis court and pool. 4 lock up
garages plus pit. Underground watering
system and prolific borehole. Very
secure and extras not mentioned. Has
been valued at US$350,000 equivalent.
Please reply to peat@zol.co.zw
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3.13
House Wanted to Rent (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
I am currently looking for a
reliable tenant for my house in Mandara
(Harare), available immediately and a
long lease. 3 bedrooms (loads of
cupboard space), 2 bathrooms (main en
suite), 2 lounges, dining room,
kitchen, study, 3 verandah areas, workshop,
laundry, store room, pool,
satellite dish, 2 garages. Set in a 4 acre garden
with lovely indigenous
trees. Very peaceful, quiet and a great garden for
children.
There are 2 excellent domestic workers at the house and I would
like them to
remain with the property.
If you are interested, please
email me on cadlam@mweb.co.za or call/sms
me
on +27 84 6930 912 (SA) between 9am and 6pm for more details. Only
serious
enquiries please.
(NB - this house is not suitable for a single
lady)
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3.14
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
MUTARE
Young couple
looking for a 2 or 3 bedroomed House or Garden Flat in or
around town
(Mutare), that allows dogs. Looking around nothing more than
Z$50 000.00
rent
Contact Ronel on 023 284 772 or 011
609607
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3.15
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Two or three roomed cottage,
Belvedere,Lincoln Green or Ridgeview area.
Call Andrew on 740233 or email andrew@guardtec.co.zw
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3.16
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
"Forcibly retired farmer and
wife desperately in need of cottage with
outbuildings to rent immediately
anywhere from Ruwa to Marondera. Phone
011-221088 or contact Cherie at Jag
offices.04-799410"
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4
RECREATION
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4.1
Hippo Pools Camp (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Hippo Pools Wilderness Camp -
Need a break from your hectic everyday life,
for a relaxing weekend or
midweek getaway Hippo Pools Wilderness Camp is the
place to go. For details
phone Tracy on 747929 or email
mailto:wildernessafrica@zol.co.zw
"
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4.2
(Ad inserted 26/09/06)
LIFEHOUSE CHRISTIAN RESOURCE CENTRE
88
Lomagundi, Road Emerald Hill
Is the home of the following Christian
organizations:
LifeWords (Formerly Scripture Gift Mission)
Words of
the Holy One (Christian literature)
Life Tower (Christian library)
Your
Life Magazine
Acts Basket
These are all legitimate non-profit
Christian Organizations.
At present life House (Kindly left to Lifewords
by the late Ms Audrey
Hickley in her will) is badly in need of some attention
and renovation to
make it more user friendly to the public as a Christian
resource centre. The
renovation has started, funded thus far by money from
our own pockets, but
we (the small group of 5 people involved in the above)
have found that our
personal resources are not nearly adequate for the task.
Some of the needed
items are great indeed, but we do not wish to
underestimate either the power
of God or the generosity of some people, by
not asking.
So it is that we humbly approach you the public in an appeal
for the
following:
. Funding/general donations.
. Bore-hole (to be
drilled)
. Bore-hole pump and motor, piping etc
. Water storage tank
.
Plants (palms, cactii, hanging baskets, pot plants etc)
. Garden furniture
and benches (prayer/reading/tea garden)
. Garden umbrellas
. Tables &
chairs
. Office furniture (Christian internet reference library)
. Lounge
furniture (Prayer room)
. Computers (Christian internet reference
library)
. Printers
. Wood for book shelving and a carpenter's time and
skill (Christian
library)
. Paint
. Christian literature for the
library collection.
. Light fittings
. Tiles
. Wrought iron security
enclosure (verandah)
. Curtains
. Small rocks/boulders to build a
rockery
. Lawn
. Tobacco scrap
. Compost
. Manure
. Plant
pots
. Gravel
In fact anything you could give would be most
appreciated. If any gift
cannot be used for the revival of Life House to
benefit all Christians, it
will be donated to Acts Basket and so still
benefit a Christian brother or
sister in need.
Should you wish to make
a pledge or donation or ask any questions, please
contact:
Anne
Hadingham at LifeHouse on 304127 or 091400751 or email:
wildart@zol.co.zw or Peter Nyangara at
LifeHouse on 304124 or 011629218 or
email: wohobooks@zol.co.zw
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4.3
GACHE GACHE LODGE (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
GACHE GACHE LODGE - across Lake
Kariba still have some rooms available for
the Xmas period. Full catering.
Children welcome.
Contact: Andrea: 091 208 836 tourleaders@zol.co.zw
New Year is now
full.
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4.4
House Boat For Hire (Ad inserted 03/10/06)
MTEPATEPA: houseboat for hire.
Sleeps 12, 3 crew, tender boat. Reasonable
rates.
Phone Kate 067 23112 or
091 356
981.
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4.5
Lift Offered (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Lift offered to Beira, Mozambique leaving
30th October returning 3rd
November Contact
091-343198/04-851873
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4.6
Southern Belle (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Luxury Cruise Ship on Lake
Kariba
Christmas special 2006 - individual cabins on offer.
Deluxe
Cabin - US$ 156.00 per person per day. / or ZW$ equivalent
at RBZ
rate of the day.
Executive Cabin - US$ 150.00 per person per
day.
Double Cabins - US$ 144.00 per person per day.
Twin Cabins
- US$ 138.00 per person per day.
Triple Cabins - US$
136.00 per person per day.
Cruise dates - 22nd December to 26th December
2006
Book know to avoid disappointment, as Cabins are filling up
fast.
Cruise subject to cancellation in the event that bookings fail to
exceed 20
passengers for this Christmas
Cruise.
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4.7
Savuli Safari (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Self-catering chalets in the heart
of the Save Valley Conservancy. Game
watching, fishing, horse riding,
canoeing, walking trails and 4x4 hire. Camp
fully kitted including cook and
fridges, just bring your food, drinks and
relax. Best value for money. U12
are 1/2 price
Contact John: savuli@mweb.co.zw or Phone 091 631
556
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4.8
Accommodation Wanted (Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Accommodation wanted for 2
nights in Mongwe for 3 people - 3rd & 4th
November, 2006
Please
phone 011-215 111 or 011 213
660
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5
SPECIALIST
SERVICES
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5.1
(Ad inserted 26/09/06)
1. The Power People
Radium Africa stocking
2.5Kva, 5.5Kva, and 16Kva Generators. 40's and 60's
on the water. Larger
units available on request.
Assessments, Installations and servicing
available. Full spares backup.
Phone Office: 04 335848 Cell Derrek
011611717
Email: radiumzw@africaonline.co.zw
2.
Need to use your FCA? - Radium Africa
Harrow discs 24" 26" and 28",
Generators, Silage Machines in stock. Other
agricultural equipment imports
available on request.
Phone Office: 04 335848 Cell Sean 011600389 Keith
011800859
Email: radiumzw@africaonline.co.zw
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5.2
(Ad inserted 10/10/06)
For all your outside Bar & Catering
requirements contact NIBBLES.
We specialise in Christmas Parties, Birthdays,
and Weddings etc. Let us
take the hassle out of your function!
Contact:
091-343198/0901-252703/04-851873
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5.3
(Ad inserted 17/10/06)
SELF EMPOWERMENT CENTRE
PH 850480 091 702 280
or email tania@africaonline.co.zw
MIND
POWER
ALL your problems lay in your Subconscious Mind
Whatever
the problem is .. Health .. Money .. Relationships { or lack of }
Depression
or Confusion .. you CAN change it !
Learn how to Re-programme your
subconscious and start making those changes
EASILY and NATURALLY.
Make
the REST of your life the BEST of your life
BOOK NOW FOR OUR NEXT
COURSE
Venue: Self Empowerment Centre ...22 Ross Rd , Rolf
Valley
Time: Saturday 28th October~ 8.30 am - 5.00
pm
Sunday 29th October~ 8.30 am - 1.00
pm
Cost: $ 40 000.00 [ Bring and share lunch ]
FOR
BOOKINGS AND DETAILS PHONE THE SELF EMPOWERMENT CENTRE ON 850480
TANIA
091702
280
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5.4
(Ad inserted 17/10/06)
Personalised DVD's and Calendars.
For that
hard to find Christmas present...
Transfer your photos onto DVD/VCD (Will add
music, captions and group the
photos in to a series of your choice.)
For
that special Calendar this year have a personalised calendar made with
your
favourite photos added.
To view samples, phone 745512 (evenings) / 011 611
744 or e-mail
adrianc@zol.co.zw
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6
PETS
CORNER
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6.1
Puppy Wanted (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
A puppy (jack russell, jack russell
cross, maltese or
maltese cross, or similar) late November/early
December
Please contact sandeman@zol.co.zw or call 011 630 803 or
Harare
746408
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6.2
Dog Sitter Required (Ad inserted 26/09/06)
Homes wanted. We have recently
relocated to Europe. Due to various
circumstances we are unable to bring our
two dogs (Black Retriever and
German Shepherd) as yet Once we have settled in
and have reasonable space we
will call for one or both of our pets. In the
mean time we are looking for
an elderly couple that would be willing to baby
sit/ look after, or possible
adopt our two dogs. Due to the situation it is
difficult to put an exact
time period required. They are good security dogs
and are extremely loving.
They would suit a couple as the shepherd enjoys the
company of females and
the Retriever, enjoys being around Men. We would be
prepared to supply food
etc as an when required to the approved " new home
For any further
information or enquiries, please contact cmhch@yahoo.com
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6.3
PUPPIES FOR SALE (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
PEDIGREE IRISH SETTERS MALE AND
FEMALE FROM
KRUGER KENNELS, HARARE - 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
NO LESS THAN
4 CRUFTS CHAMPIONS IN THE BLOOD LINE
NO INBREEDING AS MALE FROM THE CAPE AND
DAM FROM ENGLAND.
PUPPIES READY MID NOVEMBER CONTACT BELOW FOR
VIEWING
email djclarke@zol.co.zw
496961
091-400-328
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6.4
Puppies Wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
Two Jack Russell puppies - Please
phone Jenny 011 409
353
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6.5
Temporary / Permanent Home wanted (Ad inserted 10/10/06)
We have recently
relocated to Europe. Due to various circumstances we are
unable to bring our
two dogs (Black Retriever and German Shepherd) as yet.
Once we have settled
in and have reasonable space we would like to call for
one or both of our
pets if possible.
In the mean time we are looking for an elderly couple
who would be willing
to baby sit/ look after, or possibly adopt our two dogs.
Due to the
situation it is difficult to put an exact time period required.
They are
good security dogs and are extremely loving. They would suit a
couple as the
shepherd enjoys the company of females and the Retriever,
enjoys being
around Men.
We would be prepared to supply food etc as an
when required to the approved
" new home "
For any further information
or enquiries, please contact by email
doug_keeling@yahoo.co.uk
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