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Mcaz cushions pharmaceutical supply chain

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THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (Mcaz) has partnered the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to launch a pilot project aimed at strengthening the country’s pharmaceutical supply chain. Mcaz director general Richard Rukwata said the initiative marks the first practical implementation of the recently published guidelines for traceability of medical products in Zimbabwe, which establish…

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Business

Chanakira to host world-renowned author

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RENOWNED entrepreneur and founder of the Making Money Makes Sense series, Nigel Chanakira, will tomorrow host internationally- acclaimed author Robert Kiyosaki in Harare for a high-profile financial literacy event. The gathering, set for Celebration Centre, will see the celebrated author of the best-selling book Rich Dad, Poor Dad — which has sold over 30 million…

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Bulawayo acts on stray dogs

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THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is drafting a comprehensive policy to regulate the management of stray dogs, amid growing public health and safety concerns linked to rabies and vicious dog attacks. According to council minutes released yesterday, director of health services, Edwin Sibanda said the policy would set out clear guidelines on the control of…

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Sport

N’ombeyawora, Sundowns clash in Mabvuku derby

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EMMANUEL MARAMBE N’OMBEYAWORA and Ali Sundowns get Matchday 26 of the Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) underway when they face off in a Mabvuku derby at The Heart Stadium B Arena tomorrow. The stakes are high in the match, with log leaders N’ombeyawora (55 points from 25 games) looking to put their closest challengers Agama…

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Don’t screw up, Zim urges Government… as authorities prepare for sole ZiG use in the country

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BRANDON JOSPHAT IT IS crucial that authorities avoid all the mistakes of the past which had eroded confidence in the local currency, as they embark on the gradual de-dollarisation of the economy. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper— representatives of consumers, labour and business also said yesterday that they were…

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News

HCC moves to ease tax burden

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THE Harare City Council (HCC) says its ongoing illegal businesses blitz will help to ease the tax burden on long-suffering property owners by ensuring all businesses contribute fairly to the city’s revenue base. HCC operation taskforce chairperson, Edgar Dzehonye, told the Daily News yesterday that the exercise would ensure all businesses operating in the Central…

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Daring Tshabangu licks Ncube, again

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By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Welshman Ncube Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction has accused the government of illegally giving funds due to the brawling party to strongman Sengezo Tshabangu’s group. Ncube’s spokesperson, Kurauone Chihwayi, also told the Daily News yesterday that they would fight tooth and nail to recover the US$1 696 166 that…

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Senators push for cultural public holiday

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SENATORS have urged the government to introduce a dedicated cultural public holiday to celebrate Zimbabwe’s diverse traditions and promote the preservation of heritage. The call was made during a debate in the Senate on Tuesday, where legislators argued that culture not only preserves traditional practices but also drives economic development through industries such as tourism,…

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