Wallace Ruzvidzo, Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has commended tertiary institutions for heeding the Second Republic’s philosophy that ‘nyika inovakwa nevene vayo’ and thus aiding the Government’s developmental efforts. Speaking to journalists after unveiling the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT)’s Tram-Urban Mass Transportation System Proof of Concept and Research Centre in Harare yesterday, President Mnangagwa said […] …
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Water warriors emerge as crisis bites
Raymond Jaravaza, raymondjaravaza@gmail.com If the villagers of Mopane, Ward 16 in Bulilima, Matabeleland South Province were to choose a local hero based on selfless acts of service and goodwill that have positively impacted their lives, many would likely nominate the man who provided them with a vital lifeline — water. Heroes come in different forms, […] …
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President caps 709 at Harare Institute of Technology
Harare Bureau PRESIDENT Mnangagwa, who is the Chancellor of all State universities, yesterday capped 709 graduates at the Harare Institute of Technology’s 15th graduation ceremony. This year’s ceremony had 70 more students graduating compared to last year’s and of the 649 first degree graduates, 46,7 percent of them were female while of the 57 graduating […] …
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Beyond Takashinga: How unknown talents are redefining Zimbabwean Cricket
Brandon Moyo, Brandonmalvin9@gmail.com FEW bowlers globally have managed to leave Australian legend David Warner shell-shocked at the crease with absolute rippers. For most Zimbabwean bowlers, claiming Warner’s wicket with a perfect delivery is a dream. However, one bowler achieved this remarkable feat twice in just two days. Tinashe Muchawaya, a 27-year-old right-handed fast bowler from […] …
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COMMENT: Mining firms can do more for communities
Government has once again implored mining companies to ensure that the exploitation of minerals directly benefits local communities who are the owners of the minerals. Officially opening the 2024 Mining, Engineering and Transport (Mine- Entra) Expo in Bulawayo on Thursday, President Mnangagwa said mining investments being witnessed across the country should improve the livelihoods of […] …
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WATCH: ‘Minerals must benefit all’…President challenges mining sector to do more for communities
Mashudu Netsianda, mashudu.netsianda@chronicle.co.zw PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has emphasised the importance of ensuring that the mining investments taking place across the country result in the prosperity of all citizens, with benefits being felt at the grassroots level of communities. The President implored mining companies to increase their focus on local development projects, going beyond merely extracting resources […] …
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‘Minerals must benefit all’…pledges more incentives for value addition, beneficiation
Mashudu Netsianda ADDITIONAL incentives will be granted to companies that invest more in local beneficiation and value-addition to accelerate the industrialisation agenda and diversification of the economy through the production of high-value products for local and export markets. President Mnangagwa said this yesterday, affirming his administration’s commitment to facilitating robust re-industrialisation of the economy through […] …
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COMMENT: Together, we can rid Bulawayo of crime
THE announcement by the officer commanding police in Bulawayo, Commissioner Wiklef Makamache, that overall crime has dropped by three percent in the province is welcome news. He attributed the decline to increased partnerships between the police and the community and the adoption of artificial intelligence. We are delighted that the police are actively collaborating with […] …
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WATCH: Here are your flowers Jeys Marabini…Celebratory gig planned for music legend
Mthabisi Tshuma, revmmthiretshuma@gmail.com The creative industry is moving in the right direction by honouring artistes who have made significant contributions to Zimbabwe’s arts scene, giving them their flowers while they can still smell their scent. Gone are the days when arts icons were only celebrated after they had passed. To celebrate music legend Jeys Marabini, […] …
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Employers pledge to promote safety and health in the workplace
Fairness Moyana in Victoria Falls EMPLOYERS have assured the Government of their commitment to addressing workplace hazards by putting in place safety protocols to minimise injuries or deaths. In remarks during the official opening of the 61st National Conference on Safety and Health at Work (SHAW) 2024 here yesterday, Employers’ Confederation of Zimbabwe (EMCOZ) acting […] …
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