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State wants CIO agent incarcerated

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THE State wants Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) agent Chamakandiwona Nyahunda incarcerated as a way of sending a strong message against corruption after he allegedly connived with suspected gold smuggler Tashinga Masinire.   Nyahunda, who also goes by the alias Vincent Moyo, is accused of orchestrating Masinire’s smooth passage at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport before he…

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Government appeals Malaba ruling

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AS EXPECTED, the government has appealed against the weekend ruling by the High Court which nullified the recent extension of Chief Justice Luke Malaba’s tenure in office. Speaking to the Daily News last night, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said the appeal meant that the High Court’s judgment in the Malaba case had now been suspended. “We filed…

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Mwonzora seeks to mend MDC rifts

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MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora, says he is working on mending rifts in the party’s Bulawayo structures as he seeks to stabilise the party ahead of the 2023 elections. This comes as a group of women walked out of the party’s women assembly belated Women’s Day celebrations in Bulawayo over the weekend, expressing displeasure over the…

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‘Voter education should be made accessible’

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Voter education ensures that voters are ready, willing and able to participate in the electoral processes. It further entails election literacy and…

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‘Patriotic Bill’ sends jitters among activists

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ZIMBABWE is planning to introduce a law to punish people who are deemed “unpatriotic” because they criticise the country when abroad — and it has left activists feeling nervous. Constitutional lawyer and opposition politician Lovemore Madhuku calls the proposal “dangerous”, saying that “no State can define patriotism”. People seen as unpatriotic for allegedly undermining the…

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Govt mobilising resources to clear passport backlog: Kazembe. . . ICT system to integrate immigration, police and civil registration on cards

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ZIMBABWE is saddled by a huge passport backlog as a result of foreign currency shortages to buy consumables. Daily News on Sunday Senior Staff Writer Austin Karonga last week spoke to Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe to find out how the government intends to address the issue. Below are the excerpts. Q: What is the…

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Zimsec gets $1,7bn from govt

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THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has received $1,7 billion from the government for the 2021 examinations, in a development set to ease the examination fees burden on guardians and parents. In a statement, Primary and Secondary Education minister, Cain Mathema said that the timely intervention by the government paves way for all eligible candidates…

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MPs blame composite classes for poor pass rate

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Zanu PF legislator for Bikita East Johnson Madhuku also told the National Assembly that composite classes affected the learning process in most schools, as some learners are at times left unattended as teachers will be busy in other classes. “This is the reason why we are lamenting that such the situation should be revisited and…

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Wary Zanu PF big shots resist G40 readmissions

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  THE much-talked about move by the ruling Zanu PF to close ranks with and re-admit all its members who were turfed out of the former liberation movement at the height of the party’s tribal, factional and succession wars has hit the rocks. This is despite Zanu PF secretary for administration Obert Mpofu’s recent clear…

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