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EDITORIAL COMMENT:Govt must act responsibly on schools - NewsDay Zimbabwe
ZIMBABWE’S COVID-19 cases are spiralling out of control, and the southern African country, battling to overcome a sea of tragedies, finds itself The post EDITORIAL COMMENT:Govt must act responsibly on schools appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Join Zanu PF or face eviction, ex-councillor tells villagers
BY NIZBERT MOYO A FORMER independent councillor from Insiza district in Matabeleland South province has been accused of forcing villagers to join the ruling Zanu PF party or face eviction. Sikhanyisiwe Nkomo of ward 23, Shangani, who recently defected to Zanu PF, now wants villagers in her ward to
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Zimbabwe: Just in - Covid-19 Cases Spike
[The Herald] Zimbabwe continues to record more Covid-19 cases, with 115 cases reported today.
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Chamisa regains Gwanda
BY BLESSED MHLANGA MDC Alliance has regained control of Gwanda Town Council after four councillors out of the six who attended a meeting organised by the Thokozani Khupe’s MDC-T faction have pledged loyalty to their party leader, Nelson Chamisa. Gwanda’s six councillors attended a meeting
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Graduates should turn their education into bankable enterprises – Chakwera | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
President Lazarus Chakwera has challenged Malawi University of Science and Technology (MUST) graduates to focus on turning their education into enterprises, saying scientific and technological skills are a must for Malawi’s development agenda to become a reality. He was speaking this morning during
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Zimbabwe: First Lady Takes Campaign to Binga
Binga — RURAL communities remain at the core of First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa's empowerment programmes and yesterday she took her nationwide coronavirus awareness campaign to Binga as she leads the fight against the pandemic which has killed thousands
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Polygamous man beheads wife, commits suicide
BY SHELTON MASINA A MAN from Dekezi area in Filabusi under Chief Sibasa went berserk beheading one of his three wives after he found her having sex with a local herdman. Zama Mafu, allegedly beheaded his wife with an axe on Wednesday after finding her having sexual intercourse with one of the local
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Ex-soldier in court for killing parents
BY STAFF REPORTER A MAN from Mangwe district in Plumtree, who allegedly killed his parents in cold blood and set their bodies on fire inside a hut, on Wednesday appeared at the Plumtree Magistrates’ Court charged with murder. Lisani Nleya (45) was not asked to plead to the charge when he appeared
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Zimbabwe: Farmers Urged to De-Stock
Last year, farmers lost over 50 000 cattle to drought and expectations are high that more cattle could be lost this year if farmers do not take heed of advice to climate-proof the sector through different measures such as de-stocking, growing fodder crops, hay baling and conserving
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Byo water points record spike in violence - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY SILAS NKALA THE Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) has decried the sharp increase in cases of violence at water points The post Byo water points record spike in violence appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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‘B/Bridge upgrade to be complete by Nov 2022’
BY REX MPHISA THE US$300 million Beitbridge Border Post upgrade to a one-stop border facility should be complete by November next year, Finance and Economic Development minister Mthuli Ncube said yesterday. Ncube was in Beitbridge yesterday to familiarise himself with the project. Speaking to
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The Weaponisation of Disease Outbreaks - ORF - African American News Today - EIN Presswire
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Clinic brings relief to Matobo villagers - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY NIZBERT MOYO THE recent opening of Silozwe Clinic in Matobo, Matabeleland South province, has brought relief to villagers who will travel The post Clinic brings relief to Matobo villagers appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.
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Family loses US87k, R39K to robbers
POLICE are investigating a robbery case in Esigodini, Matabeleland South province, where six robbers walked away with US$87 000 and R38 800 on Monday. BY RICHARD MPONDE “The Zimbabwe Republic Police is investigating an armed robbery case which occurred in Esigodini on November 9, 2020 when a gang
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Drama as Zacc swoops on border officials
BY REX MPHISA A BEITBRIDGE female police officer and an Agritex official were on Christmas Day taken for questioning by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption (Zacc), for allegedly demanding bribes from travellers. The pair identified a Progress Tabarwa, the cop, and Tafadzwa Musakanya from Agritex were
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Farmers face bleak season
AGRO-DEALERS in Insiza South are selling farming inputs in foreign currency, crippling farming activities at the Silalatshani Irrigation Scheme, the lifeblood of the community, Chief Sibasa has said. BY SILAS NKALA Chief Sibasa, born Bekezela Sibanda, who is a plotholder at the irrigation scheme
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Masiyiwa rolls out Mat South solar power project
BUSINESSMAN and philanthropist, Strive Masiyiwa has, through the “Re-Imagine Rural” initiative, completed a 100 killowatt (KW) solar power project at Ndolwane, Bulilima district, near Plumtree town in Matabeleland
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Plumtree farmer petitions police over stocktheft
BY PRAISEMORE SITHOLE A STOCKTHEFT victim from Matabeleland South province has petitioned Plumtree police over their failure to investigate cattle rustlers causing havoc in the area. Partson Maseko of plot number 4 Naude’s Rest in Mangwe district, said he reported a stocktheft case at Figtree
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Zimbabwe: Ex-First Lady Banana Buried
[The Herald] The late former First Lady Mrs Janet Madade Banana was buried yesterday besides her husband, the late Reverend Canaan Banana, at the family homestead in Bembe, uMzinyathi, in Matabeleland South.
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Mnangagwa dragged to court
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa  has been dragged to court by one of the families of the trapped miners in Esigodini, Matabeleland South which is demanding that the mine collapse be declared a disaster to allow for rescue efforts. By NQOBANI NDLOVU Six artisanal miners Nkosilathi Ndlovu
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Parly demands fired MPs’ vehicles - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE PARLIAMENT has demanded that the 20 expelled legislators, mostly from the MDC Alliance, should return top-of-the-range vehicles worth over US$1 million which they received under the House’s vehicle loan scheme. This came out in summons filed before the High Court last
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Zimbabwe: Losing MDC-T Candidates' Election Agents Condemn 'Farce' Congress
[New Zimbabwe] THE six chief election agents representing losing candidates at the just ended MDC-T extra ordinary congress (EOC) are supporting the decision of former acting president Thokozani Khupe to cancel the chaotic voting process held Sunday at the Harare International Conference Centre.
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22 COVID-19 vaccination centres set up in Byo
BY NIZBERT MOYO THE Health and Child Care ministry has set up 22 COVID-19 vaccination centres in Bulawayo to inoculate 6 000 frontline workers and other vulnerable groups in the city. Bulawayo’s vaccination exercise was launched at the United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH) on Monday. Zimbabwe last week
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Nicole Sherard-Freeman To Lead City's Economic Development | News | The Michigan Chronicle
The woman who led the workforce effort that has resulted in 4,100 Detroiters being hired so far for the new FCA assembly plant now will lead the city's Economic Development efforts, as well, Mayor Mike Duggan announced today. Nicole Sherard-Freeman will assume leadership of the city's Jobs
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Zimbabwe: Covid-19 Pushes 1 Million Pupils Out of School
[263Chat] Inequalities and poverty caused by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have seen nearly one million pupils dropping out of school, studies have shown.
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Durban’s bold plan to be Africa’s most liveable city by 2030
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Police, army restore sanity in Beitbridge
BY REX MPHISA THE Beitbridge Border Post chaos that dominated news headlines worldwide in the last week ended yesterday as the last in the long queue of south-bound vehicles were cleared into South Africa. This happened as the Zimbabwe Republic Police and the Zimbabwe National Army descended on
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Zimbabwe: Govt to Get Rid of Open Pit Latrines in Rural Communities
[The Herald] Cabinet considered an update on the response to the Covid-19 outbreak, which was presented by the Minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Development on behalf of the Chairperson of the Inter-Ministerial Task Force on the Covid-19 Outbreak
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Govt asked to include refugees in national development agenda | Malawi 24 - Malawi news
Government has been urged to include refugees in national development agenda and in provision of social services. Speaking on Monday at Dzaleka Refugee Camp, UNHCR representative Cyr Kouame Modeste said refugees should be included when government is providing health, education services and in
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