Editorial Comment

No room for complacency in mediaeval cholera fight

ZIMBABWEANS need to be very careful this first quarter of the year. The cholera menace is still in our midst and threatening to worsen. Health experts are very clear, the mediaeval disease is spreading across the country and is killing. Statistics from the ministry of Health are very clear, it has killed over 300 people,…

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Kudzai Matizha represents Zimbabwe at Miss Global

MISS Global Zim 2023 title holder, Kudzai Matizha, 21, is in Southeast Asia to represent the country at the 10th Miss Global pageant being co-hosted by Cambodia and Vietnam. Miss Global, one of the few international pageants that accepts single mothers, accepts models between 18 and 35 years. Matizha, who battled it out for the…

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Kariba Dam water levels rise… as more rains are expected

WATER levels at the Kariba Dam, one of the major sources of power generation in Zimbabwe and Zambia, are reported to have increased in recent weeks due to rains received in recent weeks, the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) has confirmed. Zimbabwe has received significant rains after a long dry spell, a situation which resulted in…

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'Time for Zimbabwe to join hands'… Zanu PF says this will move country forward

ZANU PF says it is open to engaging with its opposition rivals and other key stakeholders about a common way forward for the country. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Zanu PF information director, Farai Marapira, said the ruling party did not believe in toxic and confrontational politics. In that regard, he added, the party…

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Cops fret over spike in hit-and-run accidents

By Rutendo Ngara POLICE say they are concerned with the increase of fatal hit-and run accidents across the country, blaming the incidents mostly on unlicensed drivers. This comes as the police in conjunction with Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ) and other stakeholders have been conducting safety campaigns in a bid to curb road accidents,…

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Zimra moves to end unfair informal trading

THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) yesterday enforced a number of raft measures which will see informal traders and individuals without value added tax (VAT) licences not able to purchase goods worth over US$1 000 from wholesalers within a month. This comes as the government last year accused informal retailers, who exclusively transact in the United…

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Mealie-meal shortage hits Zimbabwe

By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have confirmed that Zimbabwe is facing a serious shortage of mealie meal and has to have given a green light to grain millers to import maize to improve local corn-meal supplies. Industry minister Sithembiso Nyoni confirmed the development yesterday evening. This comes as Zimbabwe is experiencing an El Nino phenomenon…

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Government pushes for improved Bulawayo water situation

THE government says it is committed to ensure that water challenges in Bulawayo are eased through working with the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) in guiding the water technical committee in rehabilitating the city’s dams and improving the water situation. This comes after Water minister Anxious Masuka appointed a technical committee to oversee the water and…

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