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Opposition seeks vital national talks...to overcome Zim's history of disputed elections

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THE country’s two major opposition parties united yesterday in reiterating their calls for urgent national dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his…

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Zim, Rwanda want more collaboration

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THE government has stepped up its efforts to make the country more attractive to foreign investment, by improving the local ease of doing business, among other reforms. Speaking at the beginning of the four-day Zimbabwe-Rwanda Trade and Investment conference in Harare yesterday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the reforms would guarantee security to investors. In addition,…

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Opposition must learn to accept results – Zanu PF

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ZANU PF yesterday said opposition parties in Zimbabwe must learn to accept election results, adding that the just ended by-elections has shown that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has the capacity to run free and fair polls. Speaking at a press conference in Harare, Mutsvangwa said Zec managed to silence its critics during last weekend’s…

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TIMB to venture into industrial hemp

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THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has urged  farmers to venture into industrial hemp and oil seeds production as tobacco is facing a ban worldwide. Speaking to the Daily News over the weekend at the rebranding launch of the parastatal, TIMB chairperson Patrick Devenish said there was a need to diversify into producing crops that will complement…

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Sport

Highlanders dismiss Yadah

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Nash Mkokwayariraat BARBOURFIELDS STADIUM Highlanders…………………………… (2) 3Yadah……………………………………. 0 HIGHLANDERS collected maximum points in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League when they upstaged Yadah in a match played here yesterday. The Bulawayo giants got their goals Lynoth Chikuhwa and Nqobizitha Masuku who scored in the opening stanza with Washington Navaya putting the seal on the comprehensive…

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Pauline opens up

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SONGSTRESS Pauline Gundidza has revealed that she has suffered from depression for several years and had to resort to medication to get relief. The mother of two, who has organised a concert meant to raise awareness on mental health on April 9 at Old Hararians Sports Club in the capital, said the situation was complicated…

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Let’s fight voter apathy

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PARLIAMENTARY and council by-elections have come and gone. Sadly, they were characterised by shocking voter apathy. Just over 50 percent of the electorate voted. Since independence, by-elections in the country have generally been characterised by voter apathy. Voter apathy refers to a lack of interest in participating in elections by certain groups of voters. One…

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Rocky road ahead for Zim opposition … as Zanu PF gains two MPs, CCC gets into Parliament

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RESPECTED independent analysts say the results of Saturday’s by-elections show that the country’s opposition has a tough job on its hands if it is to dent Zanu PF’s dominance of local politics in the fast-approaching 2023 national polls. This comes after opposition parties were reduced to fighting among themselves in the weekend’s special elections, with…

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