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EX-WARRIORS STAR BHASERA LOSES US$12K STUFFED IN TENNIS SHOES, CASH BOX
SOUTH AFRICA-based footballer, Onismor Bhasera, lost at least US$12,000 cash at his Greenside home in Mutare at the weekend. Two men, who are believed to have been given keys to the house by Bhasera’s daughter, have been arrested in connection with...
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It’s a fantastic job: President
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has hailed the now-concluded 90-day public consultation window on the proposed Constitution Amendment Bill Number 3 as a historic democratic exercise in which everyone had a meaningful opportunity to share their views. Speaking to...
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FIRST FEMALE CHIEF JUSTICE SWORN IN
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday presided over the swearing in of Zimbabwe’s first ever female Chief Justice, Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza, and her deputy, Justice Paddington Garwe. Lands and Rural Development Deputy Minister Tsitsi Zhou, Auditor General...
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PARLY RECEIVES 300 000 SUBMISSIONS ON AMENDMENT BILL
PARLIAMENT has received more than 300 000 public submissions on the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 during a 90-day consultation process that ends tomorrow, representing one of the largest public participation exercises in recent...
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‘150 surgeries a month’
THOUSANDS of children born with congenital conditions are getting a second chance at life as Zimbabwe deepens public-private partnerships to strengthen specialised healthcare services through collaboration with Cure Children’s Hospital of...
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MUSHA WONAYA MATOMBO ANOBVA MUMHEPO
MHURI inogara kuDzivaresekwa Extension Phase 1, muHarare, inoti yaona nhamo nekutemwa nematombo anobva mumhepo, izvo zviri kukonzera kuparadzika kwemba yavo pamwe chete nemidziyo. Dambudziko iri rakatarisana nemhuri yaVaEdward Tayengwa (55) nemudzimai...
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Quest revs up Mutare comeback
QUEST Motor Manufacturing has reignited its Mutare plant, rolling out the first batch of 50 locally assembled vehicles in what marks a landmark revival of one of Manicaland’s most iconic industrial giants. With an additional 60 vehicle kits expected...
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AI and artisans can co-exist
AS artificial intelligence accelerates transformation of the global economy, one uncomfortable truth is becoming clearer: the traditional hierarchy that elevated white-collar professions above technical and manual trades is being fundamentally...
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Zim’s donor dependency syndrome shocker
ZIMBABWE’S heavy reliance on nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) for many years could see the country losing out on the latest groundbreaking HIV and Aids intervention by the United States’ President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR), with the...
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2030: ED loyalist in trouble
Local Government minister Daniel Garwe (pictured) could be heading into political turbulence after Youth minister Tino Machakaire seemed to target him for attack, threatening to bash him publicly if he continued to harass other Zanu PF...
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Volatile tax regime sparks corporate rebellion ... as legal battles mount
ZIMBABWE’S volatile fiscal environment is fast morphing into a corporate crisis, with major companies not only publicly condemning government’s “highly-complex and punitive” tax laws, but also launching a wave of legal challenges against the...
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