Source: ZEC announces 12,370 polling stations for August 23 elections – #Asakhe – CITE A Bulawayo City Council (BCC) bowser delivers water at Emasimini polling station in Nkulumane The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has announced that 12,370 polling stations will be established countrywide for the August 23 elections. The elections will be held to elect […] …
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Tense wait as Supreme Court to decide fate of Bulawayo CCC candidates
Judgement set for 12PM on Thursday, but Mnangagwa already toasts Zanu PF victory …
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Police say they have resources to treat wounded cops
This follows a crowd funding initiative launched through social media by an associated private business group to help the wounded officers go through treatment. …
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Highlanders, Chiefs derby headlines Chibuku Cup first round fixtures
In other first round fixtures to look forward to, on-and-off giants Dynamos face former head coach Tonderai Ndiraya’s Simba Bhora. …
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Trump indicted for efforts to overturn US 2020 election
Trump lawyer calls indictment an ‘attack on free speech and political advocacy.’ …
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Former Ivory Coast president Bedie dies at 89
The cause of Bedie’s death was not immediately known. …
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Police issue arrest order for top cop threatened by Zanu PF MP
Assistant Inspector Chester Matsa who was labelled a dog by deputy tourism minister Barbra Rwodzi has allegedly gone missing …
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How agriculture index-based insurance can be a gamechanger to farmers to manage climate change induced substantial losses
Gibson Mhaka THE agriculture sector, particularly crop and livestock production, face many risks, such as climate change, pests and diseases and extreme weather events which usually cost farmers in developing countries like Zimbabwe millions of dollars each year. In February this year small-scale farmers and villagers from PBS Village, Ward 18 in Fort Rixon in […] …
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Traditional leaders call for peace
Chief Nhlamba Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, sukulwenkosi.dube@chronicle.co.zw TRADITIONAL leaders have implored their communities to maintain peace and desist from derogatory speech that could incite political conflicts. As the country heads towards the harmonised elections this month, traditional leaders have joined President Mnangagwa and many other voices imploring citizens to maintain the prevailing peace and tranquility before, during and […] …
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Four robbery suspects arrested in Bulawayo
Crime Reporter FOUR suspected armed robbers and burglars who were part of a gang of six that has been raiding mines and companies in and around Bulawayo have been arrested. Police have since recovered a pellet gun which was being used in the robberies. The suspects are Prince Ndlovu (27), Meander Takudzwa Muzavazi (25), Brighton […] …
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