Source: Zim not lagging behind anymore — President | The Herald President Mnangagwa is welcomed by his Niger counterpart President Mohamed Bazoum on arrival in Niamey, Niger, for the Africa Summit on industrialisation and Economic Diversification. Prosper Ndlovu in NIAMEY, Niger PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has said Zimbabwe would no longer lag behind other nations in terms […] …
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AVM Mandeya a woman of firsts
Source: AVM Mandeya a woman of firsts | The Herald Air Vice Marshal Mandeya Phyllis Kachere Deputy News Editor (Convergence) The word first was probably coined for her! First woman Base Adjutant, first woman to be sent to attend a Command Staff Course outside the country, first woman Directing Staff, first woman to be appointed […] …
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Govt unveils $195bn devolution kitty
Source: Govt unveils $195bn devolution kitty | The Herald Prof Ncube Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government has allocated $195,5 billion for devolution for next year, up from $16,7 billion this year as more funding continues to be earmarked for the Second Republic’s decentralisation agenda to empower communities and ensure equitable distribution of resources. Devolution is […] …
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‘Economic stability anchor of elections’
The President follows proceedings before delivering the State Of the Nation Address yesterday. — Picture: Innocent Makawa. Fungi Kwaramba-Political Editor ZIMBABWEANS must jealously safeguard the prevailing economic stability, maintain peace and desist from illegal activities as the nation prepares to hold harmonised elections next year, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. Addressing a joint sitting of the […] …
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Lawyer drags city to court over 1-hour parking blocks
Mr Majatame Fidelis Munyoro-Chief Court Reporter A Harare lawyer has taken the parking company to court challenging the calculation of parking fees in one-hour blocks regardless of whether the motorist is parking for less time, alleging violation of consumer rights to choose services of preferred choice without any undue influence from the local authority. The […] …
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Simbisa bids farewell to ZSE, readies VFEX debut
Chicken Inn’s parent firm, Simbisa Brands, is set to delist on ZSE and relist the shares on the VFEX Business Reporter Simbisa Brands Limited’s shares will trade on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) for the last time on November 25, 2022 as the quick service restaurants (QSR) group prepares its debut on the Victoria Falls […] …
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School of Mines eyes gold mining asset
The Zimbabwe School of Mines says acquisition of gold mine will assist with hands-on training of students Enacy Mapakame The Zimbabwe School of Mines (ZSM) is looking to acquire a gold mining asset to form part of the curriculum for training highly skilled practitioners with hands-on experience and ready for the industry. The initiative will […] …
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Man spends 3 months in prison after daughter frames him for rape
Alois Kamwaza was arrested by South Africa’s elite police, the Hawks in July while crossing the Beitbridge Border Post. A ZHOMBE man spent three months behind bars after his 16-year-old daughter lied that he had raped her. The father was however set free yesterday when the matter was discharged at the close of the State […] …
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ED’s Sona raises dust
Source: ED’s Sona raises dust –Newsday Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA/ EMMA NACHUMBA PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday urged legislators to finalise laws relating to elections and the controversial Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) (Amendment) Bill, which has been criticised as undemocratic and an attempt to stifle dissent ahead of the 2023 polls. His […] …
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Mixed feelings over credit registry
Source: Mixed feelings over credit registry –Newsday Zimbabwe John Mangudya MARKET analysts have expressed mixed views over the introduction of a collateral registry to facilitate registration of movable property by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) saying it may threaten banking sector stability. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are, however, in favour of the move. […] …
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