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Government & its workers on collision course

 PUBLIC sector workers are at odds with authorities over the government’s contested recent job evaluation exercise. The civil servants are saying the process used in the exercise was neither transparent nor inclusive. In this regard, they want the government to convene urgent negotiations to resolve the matter. This comes as authorities have just announced a…

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Capacitate rescue units to save lives: MPs

 LAWMAKERS have called for the urgent capacita­tion of the Civil Protection Unit (CPU) and the Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA) to enable swifter rescue operations for flood-marooned com­munities. This comes as over 130 people have lost their lives this rainy season, sparking concerns over national disaster preparedness. Raising a point of national interest in the…

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JSC swears in 17 new magistrates

SEVENTEEN magistrates have been sworn in as the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) bids to capacitate courts around the country and clear mounting case backlogs.Speaking to the media after yesterday’s swearing-in ceremony in the capital, Chief Magistrate Vongai Guwuriro said the aim is to reach a total of 300 magistrates.At the moment, there are 268 magistrates…

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Anti-litter crackdown nets 370 offenders

HARARE’S joint anti-litter operation has resulted in 370 arrests as authorities intensify efforts to clean the capital.The operation targets public transport operators without bins, shops, litterbugs, and individuals involved in illegal dumping across industrial and residential areas.Authorities say the campaign, conducted day and night, seeks to curb pollution and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.“We are…

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15 years for food portion murder

A DISPUTE over food portions ended in tragedy after a young man from Gwelutshena fatally stabbed his teenage cousin, leading to a 15-year prison sentence.Wellington Moyo, 20, was convicted after he tendered a limited plea of culpable homicide to a charge of murder.He appeared before High Court Judge Evangelista Kabasa, who sentenced him to an…

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Kill the culture of bleeding at SOEs

 FOR decades, Zimbabwe’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) have been less of an economic engine and more of a fiscal wound. Once contributing 40 percent to the national gross domestic product in the 1990s, these entities — ranging from the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) to Zesa — shrivelled to less than 20 percent by 2024. The…

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