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Hwange races to attain road rehabilitation targets

HWANGE Local Board (HLB) says it is making determined efforts to attain Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP) targets before the onset of the rainy season. The Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme (ERRP), which was launched by the government early this year, is scheduled to run until February 2024. According to HLB town secretary Ndumiso Mdlalose, the…

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Reforms not meant to appease international community: Shava… ED will use UK trip to pursue the country’s re-engagement policy

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa will this week fly into Glasgow, Scotland, to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26). The president is expected to use the trip to pursue his engagement and re-engagement foreign policy with the international community. He is also expected to market Zimbabwe as “open for business”. The Daily…

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We’re making headway all round — Shava says

AS PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, joins world leaders in Glasgow this week for a major global climate conference, the government has reiterated its commitment both to implementing needed reforms in the country and improving Harare’s relations with the West. This comes as the United Kingdom (UK) has reiterated its readiness to restore normal relations with Zimbabwe…

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‘Zanu PF fights hurting traditional leaders’

TRADITIONAL leaders in the country say they are undergoing excruciating pain because of the factional fires that are consuming Zanu PF—the party they say they belong to. Chief Fortune Charumbira, pictured’s remarks are in spite of the fact that in 2018 Justice Clement Phiri of the Harare High Court ordered  Charumbira to withdraw public statements he…

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Rains could trigger mining accidents, says labour official

ZIMBABWE Diamond and Allied Mineral Workers Union secretary-general Justice Chinhema has warned that there is a high likelihood of mining accidents this rainy season due to the poor state of shafts in many mines. A mine shaft is a vertical or sloping passageway into a mine that facilitates access to ore in addition to ventilating…

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EMA sets up waste management sites in Bulawayo

THE Environmental Management Agency (EMA) is set to establish waste sorting cages in various commercial centres in Bulawayo as part of efforts to maintain a hygienic environment in the city. The proposed sites include Magwegwe North Shops, Queenspark East Shops, Nkulumane 5 Sekusile Shops and Old Pumula Shops. According to a letter by EMA, carried…

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Dumped babies found alive

THE miraculous hand of God was at play in Harare’s high density suburbs of Kuwadzana Extension and Highfield when two babies, a boy and a girl, dumped near dumpsites, were retrieved alive in separate incidents that have left residents shell shocked. According to the Zimbabwe Republic Police Harare spokesperson, inspector Tendai Mwanza, in the first…

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Midlands Chiefs praise devolution initiatives

TRADITIONAL leaders in the Midlands Province have described the government’s devolution programme  as a game changer for rural communities. The Government of Zimbabwe, which has identified devolution as a key pillar to achieving an upper middle income economy status by 2030, has allocated varying amounts of money under this programme to local authorities to enable them…

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