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Councils sign performance contracts . . . as Byo Vic Falls and others snub

MAYORS and council chairpersons from across the country yesterday signed performance contracts before local government minister July Moyo in Bulawayo. Addressing the…

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Two municipal officers nabbed over US$1 bribe

TWO off-duty Harare municipal officers were last week nabbed after allegedly extorting a dollar from a barber threatening to confiscate his wares for operating at an undesignated place. Beauty Chipika and Ernest Togarasei were not asked to plead to extortion when they appeared before a Harare magistrate. They were remanded out of custody to May…

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Bank escapes US$1m damages claim

FIRST Capital Bank Limited has dodged a US$1 million lawsuit against disgruntled customer Sharai Chimimba for allegedly withholding money deposited with them…

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Little to celebrate on Workers Day

ZIMBABWE will today join the rest of the world in marking Workers Day at a time when the country has been witnessing sharp increases in prices of goods and services. The price spiral is a result of exogenous factors, among them the Russo-Ukraine conflict which has disrupted global supply chains. They are also attributed to…

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‘Increase AG’s office funding’

THE Public Accounts Committee has recommended Parliament to ensure that one percent of the national budget is given to the Auditors General’s (AG) office to strengthen its operations to avoid outsourcing services. In a report tabled in Parliament recently, the Public Accounts portfolio committee noted that the AG’s office was doing a splendid job in…

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Chamisa ramps up push for Zim national dialogue

CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, is cranking up his push for national dialogue, which he says is crucial in paving the way for economic development in the country.  In addition, Chamisa says it is time authorities addressed the worsening scourge of corruption in the country and also deal with the growing economic…

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Workers singing the blues over their worsening plight

RUTENDO NGARA AS ZIMBABWE commemorates Workers’ Day today, labour unions have bemoaned the worsening lot of workers in the country. The secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, Japhet Moyo, was among the labour leaders who told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that rising prices and inflation were negatively impacting on workers. “We…

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ED calls for dialogue with workers

RUMBIDZAI NGWENYA PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for dialogue with workers in order to address their challenges including poor working conditions and the erosion of salaries owing to the prevailing harsh economic environment. In his Workers Day commemorations speech yesterday, Mnangagwa said workers’ plight had to be addressed as they played a crucial role in…

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Zinara disburses $6 billion for road rehab

RUMBIDZAI NGWENYA THE Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) has so far disbursed nearly $6 billion towards the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme 2 (ERRP 2) from its revenue collection and funding. The $5 813 681 689, 42 billion is 35 percent of its $17 billion 2022 target towards the project that is aimed at maintaining all…

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