The suspects had stashed the loot in a coffin carrier and were busted while trying to cross into South Africa. …
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Firewood poachers wreak havoc in Lower Gweru
Source: Firewood poachers wreak havoc in Lower Gweru – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY OBERT SIAMILANDU SMALLHOLDER farmers in Lower Gweru are irked over illegal firewood poachers who they say are causing deforestation in the area. Vungu B village head Albert Maphosa has called on the Forestry Commission to act on firewood poachers. “The issue of illegal […] …
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Dzivarasekwa housing misses target
Source: Dzivarasekwa housing misses target – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY KUDAKWASHE TAGWIREYI THE Dzivarasekwa housing project that falls under the ministry of National Housing and Social Welfare remains on course despite failing to meet set targets, officials said. Only four blocks flats are under construction in Dzivarasekwa against a target of 88 that government promised to […] …
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Female graduates dominate at Seke Teachers College
Source: Female graduates dominate at Seke Teachers College – NewsDay Zimbabwe Seke Teachers’ College 2022 graduation ceremony BY DONALD NYANDORO FEMALE graduates dominated Seke Teachers’ College graduation ceremony held in Harare on Thursday. Of the 672 Early Childhood Development (ECD) graduates, only 85 were males. Seke Teachers’ College Principal, Ephraim Mutubuki said the college has […] …
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Chiefs pledge to act on political violence
Source: Chiefs pledge to act on political violence – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY KENNETH NYANGANI TRADITIONAL leaders have pledged to deal with perpetrators of political violence, including supporters from the ruling Zanu PF by summoning them to their courts ahead of the 2023 elections. They made the pledge during a peace-building meeting held on Thursday and […] …
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Citizens lose faith in public hearings
Source: Citizens lose faith in public hearings – NewsDay Zimbabwe BY OBERT SIAMULANDU ORDINARY Zimbabweans have lost faith in public hearings on proposed amendment bills, complaining that their contributions were not being taken into consideration. They revealed their frustrations at a public hearing on the Judicial Laws Amendment Bill hosted by the Justice, Legal and […] …
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CiZC files court challenge against police anti-violence demo ban
‘The police cannot take away the constitutional rights of citizens to further a partisan agenda’ …
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‘Play fair, build your country’
Prosper Ndlovu in Victoria Falls PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday reiterated the need to adopt fair business practices and called upon economic stakeholders to rally behind the country’s transformation agenda and leave a legacy of positive impression on all Zimbabweans. Reacting to consumer outcry over rampant profiteering by some business players who continue pegging prices of goods […] …
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Hwange hunter who dined with Queen of England
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter FROM dining with the Queen of England when she visited Hwange National Park to having his hand almost chewed off by a charging lion, Mr Raphael Ndlovu, a professional hunter and tour guide has always lived on the edge. Mr Ndlovu, from Dete, in Hwange, Matabeleland North, has over 30 years […] …
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WE BELIEVE AGAIN!… Zimbos fall in love with cricket again thanks to the Chevrons
Simba Jemwa, Sports Reporter FOR years Zimbabweans have been denied any sort of cheer from national sporting teams. They have had to endure the indignity of watching other nations celebrate their sporting icons with exuberant abandon while they wallowed in seething anger. Many a time, locals have had to hold their heads in their hands, […] …
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