Source: Project brings relief to drought-stricken Chiredzi –Newsday Zimbabwe MDTC district co-ordinator Chris Lambika said they were carrying out the resilience-building programme covering four wards including wards 10, 13, 14 and 15 in the district. LYING in the semi-arid region of Zimbabwe, Chiredzi district is prone to drought and prolonged mid-season dry spells. The perennial […]
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Real-time reliability: managing uncertainties in critical infrastructures
‘Critical infrastructures’ are those that deliver important goods and services to society in the face of high levels of variability. They may be electricity supply systems or food producing systems, for example. The key question is how do the goods … Continue reading → …
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Police launch investigation after remains of 7 people discovered in Mazowe mine shaft
The bones had lost shape due to decomposition, police said
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Employee robbed of US$18k company money after offering transport to suspects
Suspects used pistol and knife to attack employee, police said
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Villagers acquitted after arrest over Manicaland protest against school head
Group was charged with disorderly conduct in a public place
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Animal ‘Gene Bank’ for SADC set up in Zimbabwe
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu, sukulwenkosi@chronicle.co.zw IN a huge boost to livestock production in the country and across the Southern African region, an animal Gene Bank laboratory has been established at the Matopos Research Institute, about 30km from Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, to aid preservation and conservation of indigenous breeds through artificial insemination. This is seen as a major […] …
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US$18 million sugar tax funds channelled to cancer fight
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw GOVERNMENT has collected approximately US$18 million from the sugar tax since the start of the year and the funds will be channelled towards procurement of cancer treatment equipment and accessories in line with the Second Republic’s commitment to improving health care services in the country. The new tax was announced in the […] …
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Economic development tops Zanu-PF conference agenda
Nqobile Tshili, nqobile.tshili@chronicle.co.zw DELIBERATIONS on the state of the economy and strategies for consolidating the transformative development momentum under the Second Republic will be top of the agenda at the Zanu-PF Annual National People’s Conference slated for Bulawayo next month, party chairperson, Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, has said. This year’s conference will run under the theme: […] …
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COMMENT: Zimbabwe has the required skilled manpower
ZIMBABWE which has declared that it is ‘‘Open for Business’’ continues to attract new investors in the different sectors of the economy with the mining sector enjoying the biggest share. Many big foreign investors have confirmed that the Second Republic has created an environment that is conducive for business growth hence many new investors are […] …
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Community service for abusive step-mum
Trish Mukwazo, trishmukwazo515@gmail.com A 21-year-old woman from Cowdray Park suburb has been sentenced to perform 630 hours of community service for indiscriminately assaulting her 10-year-old stepson on several occasions as well as denying him food. Western Commonage resident magistrate, Mr Vakayi Douglas Chikwekwe, sentenced the woman to 24 months imprisonment with six months suspended on […] …
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