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President heads to Dubai for World Governments Summit
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa arrives here today to take part in the World Governments Summit, which kicks off tomorrow, as Zimbabwe intensifies its engagement with global political and business leaders under the country’s engagement and re-engagement...
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The gold chokehold
STANDING on the dam wall of Upper Ncema in Esigodini, one hears it before one sees it — the eerie chorus of hand-held hammers striking rock and the low growl of a hammer mill drifting across the water like ghostly machinery. Beneath the thick veil of...
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Local steel takes over
THE arrival of the US$1,5 billion Dinson Iron and Steel Company (Disco) has begun to fundamentally reshape Zimbabwe’s iron and steel sector, reducing imports, stimulating downstream industries and marking a significant step forward in the country’s...
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Byo roads get makeover
GOVERNMENT has begun implementing Phase 2 of the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP2) in Bulawayo, with works already underway on Siyepambili Drive, a critical artery linking several western suburbs to the city centre, as authorities...
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Goderich inferno leaves path of ruin, devastation
THE full scale of destruction left by the devastating fuel inferno that tore through premises along Goderich Avenue in Bulawayo on Monday night emerged yesterday, revealing a scorched landscape of twisted metal, gutted vehicles and an animal...
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SPLIT SECOND FROM TRAGEDY
A SWIFT, co-ordinated response by Bulawayo’s emergency teams spared motorists and nearby communities from what could have spiralled into catastrophe yesterday, after a fuel tanker carrying 40 000 litres of petrol overturned at the 428km peg along the...
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Cricket, Culture, and Caves New Zealand U/19’s Matopos escape
FROM the puddled outfield of Queens Sports Club in Bulawayo to the muddy, granite sculpted paths of Matopos National Park, Wednesday marked a striking shift in scenery for the New Zealand Under-19 men’s cricket team as they stepped, quite literally,...
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