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ZIMBABWE’S ALGORITHM OF EMPOWERMENT
ZIMBABWE will leverage on artificial intelligence (AI) to modernise agriculture, unlock the country’s mineral wealth, deliver quality healthcare and provide world-class education in line with the modernisation and industrialisation drive, President...
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A journey of fire and freedom
THE Independence Flame is set to embark on a historic journey across Matabeleland South, being taken to important liberation-era sites as a testimony of the nation’s enduring spirit of freedom as the province prepares to host the 46th National...
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BOLD MOVE TO PLUG MINERAL LEAKAGES
THE recent suspension of exports of raw minerals and lithium concentrates is meant to prevent the smuggling of multi-mineral ores that would have been intentionally misdeclared as a single, lowervalue or less-regulated minerals, enabling traffickers to...
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‘Embrace discipline, patriotism, & innovation’ President Mnangagwa challenges youth to build a modern Zim
ZIMBABWE’S youths should always be active and productive both at community and national level in order to help achieve an empowered, modern, prosperous and highly industrial country within the next four years, President Mnangagwa has said. Addressing...
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BOLD WATER STRATEGY
PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA yesterday joined fellow African leaders at the 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African union (AU) in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where leaders are focusing on strengthening continental water...
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Increased rainfall expected across the country
THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has forecasted an increased rainfall activity nationwide from next week into March, offering relief to farmers who are expecting to start harvesting their first crops that were planted last year. Maize...
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Zim ushers in tech-driven border management
ZIMBABWE’S efforts to modernise its border management systems and enhance national security while facilitating regional trade through cutting-edge digital strategies that aim to reduce human interface and minimise corruption will be pursued with...
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Govt caps O and A-level exam subjects Move aims to ensure deep mastery of core subjects than accumulation of numerous subjects Ordinary Level candidates restricted to subjects while Advanced Level limited to
THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education says it will tighten its policies on subject capping for both Ordinary and Advanced Level students this year, allowing students a maximum of nine subjects at O-level while A-level students will not exceed...
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