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Harare City Council calls on residents to treat own water

By Nyasha Kunyiswa IN A bid to contain the spread of water borne diseases, Harare City Council (HCC) has advised residents to always boil or use aqua tablets to treat water both borehole and tap. This comes after the country has witnessed a surge in cholera cases where at least eight people have died from…

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Zimbabwe's milk production increases

By Rutendo Ngara THE government says milk production in the country has increased by 11 percent to close to 24 million litres this year from 21 million litres during the same period last year. Posting on his twitter handle yesterday permanent secretary in the Agriculture ministry John Basera attributed the increase was necessitated to both…

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GMB CEO retires

THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has appointed an acting chief executive after the retirement of Rockie Mutenha. In a statement yesterday, the board said it had appointed Clemence Guta with effect from April 1 after the end of Mutenha’s five year contract that ended on March 31. “This is being done in compliance with the…

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Mudzimu looks back with a smile

IN 2018, the country hosted a rare beauty pageant — the Mr and Miss Albinism Zimbabwe, which later morphed into Mr and Miss Albinism Southern Africa. Apart from showcasing the beauty of people with albinism, both pageants seek to raise awareness on everything albinism. Albinism is a genetic condition that results in the lack of…

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Private sector must drive the economy

THE government is on record that the private sector must drive the economy. It says the private sector must take advantage of various incentives the government has put in place to help the country increase its gross domestic product. The incentives must be used by industry and commerce to “capitalise, retool as well as adopt…

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Dangerous criminals’ bail facilitator convicted

A FORMER prosecutor, who was being charged with helping dangerous prison inmates get bail, has been found guilty and convicted at the Harare Magistrates Court. Henry Muringani, 40, was arrested last year and charged with six counts of criminal abuse of office. He is set to appear in court tomorrow for sentencing. The National Prosecuting…

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New wave of price increases as Zim dollar slump, blackouts bite

BY BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI AND BRANDON JOSPHAT BOTH consumers and business say authorities need to act urgently on the resurgent foreign currency parallel market and the country’s continuing power cuts — which have contributed to a new wave of price increases of basic goods. This comes as the Zimbabwe dollar continues to plunge against the much-coveted…

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