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Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) yesterday launched a massive clean-up campaign dubbed “Big Spring-Cleaning Week” in the city centre and pledged to rope in community tractors for refuse collection as heaps of garbage continue mounting on the streets. As a result of BCC’s failure to collect refuse, residents have resorted to illegal dumping […] …
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Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief Mkoba Teachers’ College (MTC) in Gweru, Midlands Province has started producing vegetable and fruit pickles, herbs and liquid fertilisers in line with Education 5.0 philosophy. The liquid fertilisers are made from plant and animal residue. The development mirrors the vision of the Second Republic of having tertiary institutions producing graduates with […] …
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OUR country is facing economic challenges.  Western sanctions are to blame. Droughts and a few natural disasters have had an impact here and there but sanctions are clearly the biggest cause. As a result of the punitive measures meted on us over the past 22 years, some companies faced artificial barriers to some markets. They, […] …
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Prosper Ndlovu, Business Editor GOVERNMENT has done a lot of “hard-work” in stabilising the macro-economic environment in the country and should now consider liberalising the market for the economy to start enjoying the fruits of stable fundamentals, prominent economist and businessman, Mr Eddie Cross, has said. While acknowledging the adverse effects of the prevailing inflation […] …
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Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter GOVERNMENT has directed that there will not be automatic bonus payments for senior civil servants, but they will only receive the 13th cheque depending on their work output in line with performance-based contracts which they signed earlier in the year. Government last year introduced performance-based contracts for Cabinet Ministers, Permanent Secretaries and […] …
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