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Pensions sector resilient: Ipec

THE Insurance and Pension Commission (Ipec) says the pensions sector has been on a growth trajectory despite business disruptions caused by Covid-19…

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Widow sues police chaplain over husband’s estate

A HARARE woman has filed a High Court application seeking to bar the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP)’s Chaplain General from administering her late husband’s affairs and sneak in his alleged second wife to be a beneficiary of his estate.  According to the court papers, Beauty Maguneyi is the widow of a late former ZRP officer,…

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Warriors' Billiat not in danger

KAIZER Chiefs winger Khama Billiat, pictured, gave Warriors coach Zdravko “Loga” Logarusic something to smile about following revelations that his injury was not as bad as earlier feared.   There were fears that Billiat would be sidelined for a while having been worryingly taken off in the second half of Chiefs’ victory in the Carling Black…

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Kwekwe man sues landlord for US$30K

A KWEKWE man, who had his roof removed from his home after failing to pay rent last year, has approached the High Court demanding US$30 436 from his landlord as compensation for damages incurred.  In summons filed at the court last week, Regedzai Mutsinze claimed that he entered into a verbal agreement with Raymond Patrick…

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Over 270 restaurant staff vaccinated

MORE than 270 restaurant staff from across Harare yesterday received their first Covid-19 jabs courtesy of the Restaurant Operators’ Association of Zimbabwe (Roaz). This brings to almost 1 000 Roaz members in Harare alone with one or two vaccinations to date, in a drive to support the national effort to get all Zimbabweans vaccinated. The…

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Covid-19 cripples BCC operations

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) will retest its staff, who have been forced to isolate after contracting Covid-19 or were identified as contact persons, to enable them to resume work as the local authority is now short staffed.  Last week, Bulawayo town clerk Christopher Dube revealed that council operations had been severely crippled with some…

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Zanu PF gives Hwange miners ultimatum

ZANU PF Hwange district coordinating committee (DCC) is up in arms with hordes of coal mining companies, who it is accusing of causing pollution of  Deka River as well as destruction of the town’s roads without ploughing back into the community.  This emerged during a meeting which took place in the mining town on Tuesday where…

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Mwonzora seeks opposition accord… as 2023 national elections beckon

MDC boss Douglas Mwonzora, has launched an ambitious bid to unite the country’s brawling opposition ahead of the fast-approaching 2023 national elections. Apart from wanting to heal the opposition’s senseless divisions, Mwonzora is also seeking to have consensus with his rivals on fielding one presidential candidate and agreed parliamentary candidates in the polls that are…

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RBZ fumes over rejection of notes

THE governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mangudya, warned yesterday that authorities would deal decisively with the few big businesses and informal traders that are rejecting the Z$10 note despite it being legal tender. The miffed Mangudya told the Daily News that it was illegal for anyone to reject money as long as it…

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