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'The ball remains in Zim's court on Harare, London relationship'

THE United Kingdom (UK) has reiterated its readiness to restore normal relations with Zimbabwe if Harare fulfils all the promises that were made when President Emmerson Mnangagwa swept to power in November 2017. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, ahead of Mnangagwa’s pending trip to Scotland where he will attend a global climate…

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'Expect no favours'. . . Ndiraya warns Chitembwe

DYNAMOS coach Tonderai Ndiraya insists they will not do Harare City any favours when the two teams clash this afternoon in a Chibuku Super Cup last Group One clash at Baobab Stadium. The Glamour Boys are already through to the quarterfinals as they sit comfortably at the top of the table with 21 points from…

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Zimbabwe lacks capacity to switch to renewable energy — Gata

ZIMBABWE has no capacity to migrate from coal-fired power stations to other renewable energy sources due to lack of money to procure the much-needed technology, Zesa Holdings’ executive chair Sydney Gata, has said. This comes as companies in Hwange are using coal as a source of energy at a time environmentalists are pushing for the…

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Maize seed price increase derails farmers

Melisa Chatikobo THE Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union (ZCFU) says the recent price increase in maize seed and other farming inputs will negatively impact small-scale farmers’ production capacity. This comes as farmers are preparing for the 2021/22 farming season, which is set to begin soon. “The increase of price on maize seed and other seed in…

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Parliament demands answers on 'cheap foreign currency'

LEGISLATORS have demanded Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, to explain the reason the public is finding it difficult to access US$50 weekly from bureaux de change under the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) foreign exchange auction facility. This comes after the RBZ recently authorised individuals to access a maximum of US$200 per month using auction system…

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Zanu PF cracks whip

ZANU PF is moving to deal with unruly elements in the party as the commissariat department has been directed to speed up hearing of cases involving allegations of indiscipline. Speaking last week at a press briefing after the politburo meeting, Zanu PF acting commissar Patrick Chinamasa said he was ready to deal with all acts…

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Football agent launches developmental programme

IN AN effort to empower children from underprivileged communities, local female football agent Patt Jefferson Ndaveni has launched an ambitious programme – Changing Lives Through Sport. The programme will see some top local coaches move around the country to marginalised communities where they will identify talent and help set up developmental structures to tap and…

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Farmers must heed advice from MSD

FARMERS must heed advice from the Meteorological Service Department (MSD) which has warned against planting early despite the recent showers that hit most parts of the country.  Though some areas like Bindura recorded as much as 52mm, MSD insists that the planting season has not yet commenced. According to MSD agriculture meteorologist Benjamin Kwenda, it…

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