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Mohadi proposes peace studies for security sector

VICE President Kembo Mohadi has proposed peace studies for State security agents for the country to avoid unnecessary conflicts. Presenting the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) report in the Senate on Thursday, Mohadi said the recommendations made by the NPRC would promote peace, healing and reconciliation. “In their report, the commission makes the following…

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Zacc commissioner contests suspension

ZIMBABWE Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) commissioner Frank Muchengwa, who was suspended last week following corruption allegations, has approached the High Court seeking to nullify the decision. Muchengwa cited Zacc and its chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo as respondents. He wants an order interdicting Zacc from withdrawing his security service and taking away his service pistol until President…

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Wicknell Chivayo trial date set

FLAMBOYANT businessman Wicknell Chivayo, accused of bribery emanating from the Gwanda solar deal that he signed with the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC), will now stand trial on November 24 after the High Court dismissed his bid to except to the charges. Chivayo, who is jointly charged with former ZPC chairperson Stanley Kazhanje, approached the High…

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‘Drax allegations tarnished First Family’

DRAX International country representative Delish Nguwaya yesterday told the court that allegations the company swindled the State have tarnished the images of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, his wife Auxillia and the First Family on social media and demanded a chance for him to clear the mess. Nguwaya is facing fraud charges for allegedly misrepresenting facts to…

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Govt okays colleges face-to-face learning

THE government has allowed polytechnics, teachers’ and industrial training colleges to reopen for face-to-face learning as authorities are increasingly becoming confident that they have managed to keep the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic under control,” the Daily News reports. This comes as the government has announced that primary and secondary schools reopen on September 28 for Zimbabwe…

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Wrangling MDC hits rock bottom . . . as a staggering 38 more party legislators face the chop

THE suicidal bloodletting consuming the main opposition MDC is now stomping towards its funereal end, with the party’s interim leadership led by Thokozani Khupe now planning to recall about 38 more legislators from Parliament, as well as hundreds of councillors across the country. MDC national chairperson Morgen Komichi confirmed the mooted bloodbath to the Daily…

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Turkish giants show interest in Nakamba. . . Fenerbache, Galatasaray in race to sign Warriors star

IT SEEMS speculation linking Warriors midfielder Marvelous Nakamba with a move away from English Premier League side Aston Villa will not die down before the end of this current transfer window. This time around, Nakamba has been linked with a move to Turkish giants Galatasaray and Fenerbache, who are all looking to sign him on…

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‘It is safe to go back to school’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday that it was safe for schools and colleges to resume face-to-face classes following their prolonged closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Daily News reports. This comes as authorities have announced the phased reopening of schools within the next six weeks, amid concerns by teachers and some parents that it…

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Relief for Zim cross-border traders  

CROSS-BORDER traders across the country are set for a major relief following the unveiling of a cheaper coronavirus (Covid-19) testing facility, in a development that will be cost effective. This comes after the Cross-Border Traders Association of Zimbabwe (CBTAZ) yesterday revealed that they had clinched a deal with a named Bulawayo-based laboratory to test each…

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Fresh divisions rock civil servants

FRESH divisions have rocked civil servants after the Apex Council leadership decided to transform the government workers organisation to the Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Service Trade Unions (ZCPTU). According to a ZCPTU statement, the objective of the federation is to build a united worker movement in the country. Some of the objectives of the federation…

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