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Govt boosts local industry

THE government says it is stepping up efforts to boost industrialisation and increase capacity utilisation in local manufacturing industries, while also tightening controls on the influx of foreign goods. Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said authorities were implementing a “cocktail of measures” to ensure locally made products dominate supermarket…

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‘Use banks to avert armed robberies’

THE Deposit Protection Corporation (DPC) has urged individuals and businesses to use formal banking channels rather than stashing large sums of money at home or business premises to avert armed robberies. DPC, an independent statutory body established under the DPC Act to administer Zimbabwe’s Deposit Protection Scheme, said police reports show a worrying trend of…

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Things look up as government reduces fees… consumers may soon start paying lower prices for goods

By Brighton Muronzereyi and Blessings Mashaya HARD-PRESSED Zimbabweans, as well as the national economy, will soon feel the positive effects of the government’s move to lower some of its onerous fees in the transport and agriculture sectors. This comes after Finance minister Mthuli Ncube confirmed yesterday that authorities were now undertaking comprehensive reforms to improve…

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‘Tourism fuels Zimbabwe's growth’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says tourism is a “vital cog” in national development. Speaking yesterday at the official opening of the 18th edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani/Kumbanayi World Tourism Expo in Mutare, Mnangagwa urged international exhibitors to continue supporting the country’s tourism products. “Tourism is a global powerhouse for economic development,” he said. “According to the UN…

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Mass arrests for illicit firearms

POLICE have, in under a fortnight, arrested 2 132 suspects across the country for unlawful possession of firearms, toy guns and other dangerous weapons as part of a nationwide blitz targeting armed crime. This comes as police launched the ongoing operation codenamed ‘No to Illegal Firearms, Misuse of Toy Guns and Dangerous Weapons’, on August…

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Zanu PF calls for deeds committee

ZANU PF Harare province has urged the government to establish a committee to issue urban title deeds, particularly targeting homeowners in high-density suburbs who have occupied municipal houses for decades. In a statement following their interdistrict meeting over the weekend, the ruling party said the proposed committee would be modelled along the lines of the…

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Machete gangsters denied bail

Yvonne Ncube in Bulawayo FIVE suspected machete wielding gangsters accused of terrorising residents in Bulawayo’s Killarney and Parklands suburbs have been denied bail. The suspects, identified as Mpho Ncube, Thabani Zondo, Thembalani Sibanda, Ashoton Ncube, and Shelton Ngwenya, appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Mark Dzira on six counts, including armed robbery and malicious damage to…

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Commuters to pay price of new taxes…as the govt seeks to strengthen its weakened coffers

Thabiso Mutirwara and Brandon Josphat THE jury is out on the direct and indirect effect of the taxes that were recently slapped on public transport operators by authorities, amid fears that these will make life even harder for commuters. This comes as under pressure authorities have promised to review the slew of taxes that are…

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Harare-Kanyemba road rehab to boost economy

THE rehabilitation of the Harare-Kanyemba road will integrate the country into regional value chains and trade flows, the government has said. Speaking on behalf of Transport minister Felix Mhona yesterday during a tour of the Harare-Mazowe road dualisation project, deputy minister Joshua Sacco said the project’s completion would have far-reaching economic, social, and geopolitical implications….

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