Mkhululi Ncube, Chronicle Reporter The Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) has started building a primary school in Nkayi District, Matabeleland North Province to partner the Government in the provision of education and reducing the country’s school backlog. Construction of Great Hope Adventist Primary School started on Sunday a fortnight ago at Nkayi Centre. In what has […] …
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Boy (11) creates sling bags, door mats — breaks internet
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief AN 11-year-old Gweru boy has taken social media by storm after creating sling bags and door mats using empty traditional beer container “scud’’ sealing rings. The scud is named after the scud missiles the late Iraq leader Saddam Hussein lobbed towards Israel during the First Gulf War. The sealing rings […] …
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From humble past, William Ruto sworn in as new Kenya President
Scores of people were crushed and injured as they forced their way into the packed stadium. …
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Freak ceiling collapse injures two patients at Parirenyatwa Hospital
‘A small part of the ceiling in one of the cubicles unexpectedly fell on two of the patients under observation in the cubicle’ …
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Police bash, injure UZ students during flash protest over fee hike
Their right to privacy was violated as their WhatsApp and phone galleries were accessed and formatted. …
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Bulawayo CBZ bank robbed after 5 gunmen pose as customers
Robbers get away with US$70,000 and R76,000 in midday raid …
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Democracy’s direction
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Zim fails US fiscal test
Source: Zim fails US fiscal test –Newsday Zimbabwe Mthuli Ncube BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA The United States government has flagged Zimbabwe as one of the 69 countries that failed to meet minimum fiscal transparency requirements (FTR) over the past two years. However, the US government noted that Zimbabwe had since made some decent progress on the […] …
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‘Zim policies ineffective’
Source: ‘Zim policies ineffective’ –Newsday Zimbabwe Opposition FreeZim Congress believes Zimbabwe’s economy needs effective policies to be self-sufficient. In a report titled Five key Policies for High Impact Positive Social Change and Development, FreeZim Congress said Zimbabwe had 60 different types of minerals, 40 of which have been practically mined. The industry is worth about […] …
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Zec fees challenged in court
Source: Zec fees challenged in court –Newsday Zimbabwe OPPOSITION leader Egypt Dzinemunhenzva has approached the High Court challenging the new Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) fees for aspiring election candidates. On August 23, Dzinemunhenzwa gave Zec a 72-hour ultimatum to reverse the new candidate fees for the 2023 elections or face a lawsuit. The ultimatum has […] …
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