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Notorious robbers hold family hostage

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE State yesterday heard how a six-member gang held a Bulawayo family hostage for three hours before cooking a meal while demanding cash. The trial of the armed robbers, facing 10 counts of armed robbery, kidnapping, and unlawful entry into various Bulawayo houses, ended yesterday. Silence Kwangwa, Julius Mugwagwa, Edzai Madongo,…

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We are on top of things: RBZ… as Mushayavanhu vows to keep ZiG & prices stable

muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES are determined to keep both the ZiG and prices of basic goods in the country stable, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has reiterated. In this regard, central bank governor, John Mushayavanhu assured the public yesterday that current worrying inflation trends were not expected to affect the purchasing power of consumers going forward….

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OM, DHL empower export-ready SMEs

OLD Mutual Zimbabwe, through the Eight2Five Innovation Hub, has partnered with the DHL GoTrade Programme and successfully concluded its second certified workshop aimed at equipping export-ready small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with essential trade knowledge. Held in Bulawayo recently, the workshop followed the inaugural session in Harare in March, which saw 29 participants graduate. This…

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Govt pledges to support Mimosa Mine

AUTHORITIES have pledged firm support for Mimosa Mining Company’s long-term sustainability plan which includes efforts to extend the life of its mine by up to 12 years. Speaking during a high-level tour of the Zvishavane-based Platinum Group Metals (PGM) producer at the weekend, the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, said they appreciated that Mimosa mine’s…

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ZETDC rehabilitates vandalised property

THE Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company (ZETDC) has initiated a comprehensive plan to restore all its vandalised property. This comes as Zesa has previously attributed the power cuts consumers are enduring to technical faults and vandalism, among other causes. In a statement, the power utility announced that rehabilitation efforts would take place across eight…

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Man burns down family home

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A 36-YEAR-OLD man from Emganwini suburb has been convicted of malicious damage to property after he admitted to burning down his family home following a misunderstanding with his wife. Tinashe Moyo appeared before magistrate Eva Mature facing charges of malicious damage to property. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was…

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Judge strikes off provisions of ‘Patriotic Law’

Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw HIGH Court Judge Justice Rodgers Manyangadze has deemed unconstitutional provisions of a law that criminalised citizens who injure “the sovereignty and national interest of Zimbabwe’’ and promote “calls for economic sanctions” against the country. In a recent ruling, Justice Manyangadze said sections of the law, Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act, infringed…

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Zim to ban lithium concentrate exports

GOVERNMENT says it will ban the export of lithium concentrate by January 2027. Addressing a post-Cabinet press briefing in Harare yesterday, the minister of Information, Jenfan Muswere, said the country’s lithium ore bodies were multi-element containing a number of minerals. “Pertaining to the lithium sub-sector, Zimbabwe produces mainly mostly spodumene ores which are critical in…

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