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‘Arrange for breast cancer screening’

By Nyasha KunyiswaSENIOR STAFF WRITERkunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw PARIRENYATWA hospital says most women are taking a long time to get screening for  breast cancer This comes after Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world in commemorating breast cancer awareness month in October.Addressing the media in Harare on Thursday, the hospital head of department for radiotherapy Nothando Mutizira encouraged…

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Economic revival strategies crucial

THE Zanu PF annual people’s conference, starting today in Bulawayo, presents a critical opportunity for the ruling party to address the country’s economic challenges directly. It is encouraging to hear the party spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, state they will focus on developing more policies to enhance the lives of all Zimbabweans. He also mentioned that the…

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Promote afforestation — TIMB

THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) says all tobacco contractors are obligated to provide farmers with tree seedlings to promote afforestation in the country. This comes as around 60 000 hectares of forests are burnt every year to cure tobacco. TIMB acting chief executive officer Emmanuel Matsvaire said the initiative was effective from this…

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Our focus is on perking up Zimbabwe… Zanu PF says as party conference gets under way

Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi ZANU PF’s annual conference, which officially gets under way in Bulawayo today, will focus on coming up with more policies to further improve the lives of all Zimbabweans. So said the spokesperson of the ruling party, Christopher Mutsvangwa, who also told the Daily News yesterday that the former liberation movement…

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Load-shedding drains hospitals

By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw THE country’s ongoing power crisis is seriously affecting critical services at the country’s hospitals, Health minister Douglas Mombeshora has said. Speaking during the handover of solar equipment to the National Pharmaceutical Company of Zimbabwe (Natpharm) in Harare yesterday, Mombeshora confirmed that health facilities were struggling to keep up essential services due…

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Government should build resilient education systems: ZLHR

THE Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has implored the government to build resilient education systems equipped with adequate digital platforms to ensure all children get necessary skills. In a statement yesterday, ZLHR said resilient education systems were not only crucial in Zimbabwe, but in the whole African continent. “In some African countries such as…

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‘Sanctions derailing economic development’

Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw SADC chairperson, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, says illegal sanctions imposed by Western countries continue to derail the country’s economic development hence the need for them to be lifted. This comes as today (25 October) was set aside by Sadc countries to call for the removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe. Mnangagwa yesterday said…

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HCC employee in trouble for selling ‘non-existent’ stand

By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A HARARE man is in trouble for allegedly selling a nonexisting stand in Greendale for US$40 000. He appeared before the court yesterday where he was remanded in custody. Youngson Munyoro who is a caretaker at the City of Harare department of housing in Mbare appeared before magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing…

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WestProp to build hotel in Harare

PROPERTY development company WestProp Holdings (WestProp) is gearing up to begin construction of a five-star apartment hotel at Millennium Heights in the first quarter of 2025, with completion expected within 24 months. This two-year project aims to empower and introduce apartment unit owners to the hospitality industry. The apartment block will feature 148 individually owned…

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'Polls alone not enough for Zimbabwe'… opposition says, calls for election delay, talks

ZIMBABWE should seriously consider postponing the 2028 national elections to pave the way for all-important dialogue among political parties and other key stakeholders. So reiterates the country’s opposition, which told the Daily News yesterday that the prompt holding of elections over the years had not produced the lasting political tranquility and economic prosperity that all…

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