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Source: The Herald – Breaking news.   Ivan Zhakata in BIKITA MASHOKO Christian Hospital in Bikita has witnessed a technological revolution following the donation of a state-of-the-art digital X-ray machine by the Embassy of Japan in Zimbabwe. The advanced equipment is already making an impact on the hospital’s diagnostic capabilities, particularly for chest, spine and […]
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Source: The Herald – Breaking news.  Primary and Secondary Education Minister Torerayi Moyo (centre) addresses the media, flanked by his Deputy Angeline Gata (right) and Permanent Secretary Moses Mhike (left), in Harare yesterday. — Picture: Nicholas Bakili Trust Freddy, Herald Correspondent The Government will not tolerate any form of corruption, chicanery, nepotism, or favouritism that […]
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Source: The Herald – Breaking news.  Harare City Mayor Jacob Mafume Herald Correspondent HARARE City Council has come under fire for its plan to purchase an 18-seater kombi (omnibus) for US$100 000, amid accusations of misplaced priorities and inflated prices. The outrage follows the cash-strapped city’s publication of a notice in a newspaper seeking powers […]
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Source: The Herald – Breaking news. Herald Reporter THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), in partnership with the Southerton Constituency Community Development Trust (SCCDT), has rehabilitated Mbizi Police Post in Highfield suburb of Harare, now recognised as a liberation heritage site. This police post played a significant role during the liberation struggle, serving as a detention […]
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Source: The Herald – Breaking news.  Mr Nkosinathi Ncube Farirai Machivenyika, Senior Reporter The Broadcasting Services Act has always required motorists to buy listening licences for radios in their vehicles although enforcement of the requirement has been weak, a joint sitting of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services and that of […]
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