WATCH: Government comes through for the needy, Social protection nets cushion thousands

Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw  GOVERNMENT paid school fees for 44 000 pupils in Bulawayo under the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM) out of a target of 60 359 while a local resident received US$11 000 for special medical treatment in India at the height of Covid-19.  BEAM was set up in 2000 to enhance access to primary […] …
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Vice President praises Matabeleland North for anti-colonial resistance

Sikhumbuzo Moyo, smoyo@chronicle.co.zw MATABELELAND North province played a critical role in the liberation struggle as the cradle of bold anti-colonial resistance in both the First and Second Umvukela/Chimurenga, which led to Zimbabwe’s independence in 1980, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga, has said. As the country readies to commemorate the National Heroes and Defence Forces holidays next […] …
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Zimdollars rain at Chamisa’s rally 

Source: Zimdollars rain at Chamisa’s rally –Newsday Zimbabwe OPPOSITION leader Nelson Chamisa made Sakubva Sports Oval rain with Zimdollar notes after declaring that once he is elected President, he will do away with the local currency, violence and centralisation of power in one person or one region at the expense of national development. Excited supporters […] …
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Mining laws disadvantage locals: US embassy

Source: Mining laws disadvantage locals: US embassy -Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE lacks mining legislation that protects locals from exploitation, resulting in their failure to benefit from natural resources in their communities, a United States (US) official has said. Acting US embassy public affairs officer Rebecca Archer-Knepper applauded government for its “positive steps” to encourage foreign investment, […] …
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Food basket shoots to $2,6m

Source: Food basket shoots to $2,6m –Newsday Zimbabwe Prices of commodities shot up by 24,5% in United States dollar (US$) terms. THE Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) says a family of six now requires $2,6 million a month to survive, up from $2,5 million in June, spelling disaster for thousands of families countrywide. The cost […] …
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