Source: Zim records surge in sex workers -Newsday Zimbabwe ZIMBABWE has recorded an increase in commercial sex workers, with Harare adjudged to be the biggest red-light district, a new survey by the National Aids Council (Nac), Health and Child Care ministry and the Zimbabwe Civil Liberties and Drug Network has revealed. A recent survey by […] …
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MP buys books with CD funds
Source: MP buys books with CD funds – The Southern Eye THE poor pass rate at most schools in Matabeleland province has prompted the Luveve/Cowdray Park constituency development fund (CDF) committee to channel funds towards the purchase of books. Matabeleland region is not only experiencing book shortages, but unavailability of Ndebele teachers as well. Luveve/Cowdray […] …
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Reduce rates: Byo residents demand
Source: Reduce rates: Byo residents demand – The Southern Eye Residents are lobbying the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to reduce rates saying they are unaffordable. Council has been sending residents estimated water bills citing a string of challenges that include absence of residents at home during water meter reading, obsolete meters and staff shortage. Makokoba […] …
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RBZ collateral registry to drive credit access
Source: RBZ collateral registry to drive credit access | The Herald Dr John Mangudya Business Reporter THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has introduced a collateral registry to facilitate registration of movable property security interests in a development expected to drive commerce, industry and other economic activities through enhanced access to credit. RBZ Governor Dr […] …
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Be disciplined, avoid drugs, children told
President Mnangagwa makes an intervention during a Heads of State panel discussion at the World Children’s Day Commemorations held at Mulungushi Conference Centre in Lusaka, Zambia, yesterday. Listening are host President Hakainde Hichilema and Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi Darlington Musarurwa in LUSAKA, Zambia Young people should be disciplined, ambitious and avoid drugs in order to […] …
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Free land for setting up medical parks
President Mnangagwa Blessings Chidakwa Herald Reporter Free suitable land must be identified for Zimbabweans wishing to set up medical parks, including those in the diaspora, President Mnangagwa has directed, as the country’s medical training facilities now rank as the second-best in SADC. The Second Republic is scaling up the health care system and the Government […] …
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Mimosa to construct 38MW solar plant
Midlands Bureau Platinum miner Mimosa Mining Company intends to build a 38 megawatt solar power station to provide more power for its operations and contribute to the Government’s efforts to reduce carbon emissions. Mimosa joins other companies in the country such as Caledonia Mining Corporation and PPC Zimbabwe that are taking a lead in embracing […] …
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Driver’s licence not official ID for voting
Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter The Electoral Amendment Bill, which seeks to relax registration requirements for voters ahead of next year’s harmonised elections and amend several provisions of the main Act to bring it to conformity with the Constitution, was gazetted on Friday. Registration is now easier since potential voters just need to give their […] …
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News in depth: Exclusive: Chamisa speaks on 2023 polls prospects, accepting results
Source: News in depth: Exclusive: Chamisa speaks on 2023 polls prospects, accepting results – The Standard A wave of opposition victories in the Sadc region over the past two years has elicited mixed reactions from political parties in Zimbabwe. The opposition says this is a sign that the tide was changing in its favour ahead […] …
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89 farm invaders kicked out, fined
Source: 89 farm invaders kicked out, fined – The Standard A Karoi magistrate has ordered the eviction of 89 illegal settlers from a game reserve in Hurungwe after ordering them to pay $10 000 fines for invading the property. The illegal settlers had invaded part of the 6 000 hectares of Ruwanzi Game Ranch situated […] …
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