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Sunday News Reporters PARENTS and guardians remain banned from visiting learners at boarding schools as Covid-19 prevention protocols remain in place. This comes ahead of the opening of schools tomorrow. Health officials in the country have been calling on people to remain vigilant as fresh cases of the pandemic continue to be recorded. A new […] …
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Judith Phiri, Business Reporter  GOVERNMENT has set pre-planting producer price for maize, soyabean, sunflower and cotton as the Second Republic seeks to incentivise farmers for ahead of the 2022/23 marketing season. The pre-planting producer price for maize and traditional grains was set at US$335 per tonne, while soyabeans and sunflower will fetch US$597,59 and US$687,23 per […] …
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As KFC wrestles with chicken shortages that saw it temporarily close some of its outlets, top fast-food chains Famous Brands and Nando’s say they are also battling supply chain crunches courtesy of unrelenting load shedding. Famous Brands, which owns Wimpy and Steers, confirmed on Thursday it had “experienced procurement shortages caused by sustained load shedding” […] …
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Job Sikhala Fidelis Munyoro-Chief Court Reporter THE appeal for bail by Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim vice-chairman Job Sikhala on the basis of changed circumstances is futile because the opposition legislator was remanded in custody for breaching his bail conditions in a previous case, the High Court ruled this week.  That set of circumstances, […] …
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Detective Chief Inspector Chironda also revealed that her team was working towards establishing the role played by Gerald Pondai, Pride Hove and a Kenyan, Primrose Nyeri Mwangi, who are appearing in court on allegations of hacking the Zimdef accounts.  Senior Court Reporter  THE police are yet to identify the actual people who hacked the Zimbabwe […] …
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