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Source: At least 237 killed in mine accidents across Zimbabwe | Mine accidents in Zimbabwe killed at least 237 people in 2023, making it one of the worst years in the country’s mining history, a senior government official said on Thursday. Chief Government Mining Engineer Michael Munodawafa told a media briefing that the death toll […]
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Nobukhosi Ndlovu, Sunday News Reporter PRIMARY healthcare facilities in Beitbridge used to be  few and under-resourced presenting a nightmarish experience to communities especially pregnant women who used to endure long distances for periodic checkups. The situation led to home deliveries which were not always successful. Lives were lost in the process while others would deliver […]
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Sione Amidu, Gwanda Correspondent SEBASA Irrigation Scheme in Gwanda District has been praised for being the best performing irrigation scheme in Matabeleland South Province after excelling in management, sustainable operation, maintenance and production. The 65ha irrigation scheme was rehabilitated by the Government under the Smallholder Irrigation Revitalisation Programme (SIRP) in November 2017 at a cost of […]
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Source: ZIMBABWE POLITICS | IMPACT OF CHAMISA’S EXIT FROM MAIN OPPOSITION The resignation of Nelson Chamisa from Zimbabwe’s main opposition party, may have an impact on members left behind. Chamisa walked away from the Citizens Coalition for Change, citing ‘dirty tricks’ he says are being played by the ruling Zanu PF. He claims agents from […]
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Rutendo Nyeve, Sunday News Reporter THE Government has warned traditional leaders and individuals who are parcelling out State land to desperate land seekers in return for kickbacks, saying such behaviour was a criminal offence. The Government said it will not hesitate to dismiss and prosecute those found on the wrong side of the law. The warning […]
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