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Potraz calls for youth innovation

THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) has called for innovation and resilience among the country’s youthful entrepreneurs. This was said by Potraz director-general Gift Machengete on Friday in his closing remarks after a week-long start-yourbusiness (SYB) workshop held in Bulawayo. The event, which was held in collaboration with the International Labour Organisation…

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We’ve the capacity to bring all criminals to book: Police

THE law will soon catch up with Zimbabweans in the country and abroad who are continuing to sow seeds of division among citizens. So says the national spokesperson of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Paul Nyathi, who also stressed anew that authorities had the capacity to bring to book all those who were allegedly working…

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HCC freezes executives’ hefty salaries

HARARE Mayor Jacob Mafume says the city council has frozen the payment of hefty salaries to its top executives, pending negotiations with the senior employees. The decision comes after it emerged that the town clerk, Hosiah Chisango, was earning US$30 000 per month during the ongoing commission of Inquiry into the affairs of Harare instituted…

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ZGC targets sex pests at colleges

THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has launched a probe into allegations of sexual harassment in institutions of higher learning. In this regard, ZGC chairperson, Margret Mukahanana-Sangarwe, invited victims and witnesses last week to come forward with detailed evidence. “It is hereby notified that, in terms of section 5 of the Zimbabwe Gender Commission Act, the…

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Bogus lawyers on prowl

THE Law Society of Zimbabwe (LSZ) has expressed concern over the growing number of bogus lawyers saying stakeholders should avoid paying for services outside the law firm offices. Speaking at a media training in Bulawayo yesterday, the LSZ president, Lison Ncube, urged journalists to help in flashing out bogus lawyers. “The Law Society remains concerned…

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More broadcasting licences on cards

THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (Baz) says the authority is open to issuing more licences for both television and radio. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday during 3Ktv’s third anniversary celebration on Friday, Baz chief executive officer, Tendai Kapumha, said they would avail new licences at the appropriate time. “We still have space for…

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Matabeleland North councillors undergo heritage based training

COUNCILLORS in Matabeleland North Province are undergoing a government-sponsored heritage-based training programme meant to inculcate a sense of national pride in them when discharging their mandates in local authorities. Speaking during one such training workshop yesterday, the minister of Local Government Daniel Garwe said various topics would be covered, with tutors from the Herbert Chitepo…

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Power cuts set to be amplified. . . as key generators at Hwange are taken off the grid

THE country’s electricity supply situation is set to worsen in the coming weeks, after Zesa confirmed yesterday that it would take two key generators at Hwange Power Station off the grid for maintenance. At the same time, Zesa also said it would do everything in its power to ensure a relatively stable supply of power…

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