Freedom Mupanedemo/ Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau THE recent partial removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe by the United States of America is “nonsense” and can only become meaningful if these illegal sanctions are removed in totality, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. While the US claims to have removed some of the illegal sanctions imposed on the country, the […] …
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WATCH: Zimbabwe ramps up ICTs investments
Patrick Chitumba and Freedom Mupanedemo, Midlands Bureau ZIMBABWE is accelerating investments in Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure projects as it narrows the digital divide to unlock wider potential from diverse economic players and leapfrog the economy to prosperity in line with Vision 2030 targets. The adoption of ICTs is already impacting positively on service delivery through […] …
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Creative women’s impact extends beyond Women’s Day
Mbulelo Mpofu, mbulelo.smpofu@gmail.com Today, women worldwide will prominently feature in the spotlight as they celebrate International Women’s Day. The overarching theme for this year is: “Inspire Inclusion.” King’s Kraal restaurant in Bulawayo is poised to establish the mood by hosting an all-female gig tonight, featuring the melodic talents of songbirds Mimmie Tarukwana, S’coo, and Christine […] …
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Lupane gets fire tender
Mashudu Netsianda, mashudu.netsianda@chronicle.co.zw LUPANE Local Board got a major boost from Government when it took delivery of a tractor loader backhoe (TLB) truck, a roller and a fire tender procured by the Second Republic on behalf of the country’s 92 local authorities using part of their 2021 devolution funds. The fire tender is part of a […] …
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Government boosts soccer development
Don Makanyanga, Sports Reporter MINISTER of Sports, Arts and Recreation, Kirsty Coventry says Government is committed to seeing the success of the Fifa Football for Schools Project which was launched at Prince Edward in Harare yesterday. Speaking at the launch of the programme, which is set to benefit 1 000 schools across the country, Coventry said […] …
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30 smuggled ‘pistols’ on bus from Jo’burg to Harare were toy guns, court hears
‘1,700 rounds of ammunition’ also found to be blanks which were to be used for training by a security company
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NPA to appeal after ZETDC fined US$200 in death of man killed by exposed cables
52-year-old man died after contact with exposed power cables
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Mines ministry secretary, legal boss shopped to ZACC for ‘graft’
Officials allegedly on the pay of mining companies
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Zimbabwe rejects US government’s partial removal of sanctions
Zanu PF led government says the measures are ‘acceptable to Zimbabwe and her long-abused, innocent people’
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US says eased sanctions an opportunity for Zimbabwe to reform
Insists ‘there are no sanctions on the people of Zimbabwe or its public’
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