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Police hunts three alleged drug lords

CHIEF WRITER POLICE have launched a manhunt for three suspected drug lords believed to be behind the distribution and trafficking of dangerous substances. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi has appealed to mem­bers of the public for information that may lead to the location and arrest of the suspects. “The Zimbabwe Republic Po­lice is seeking information…

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Government frets over ‘haphazard’ land development

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER MINISTER of Lands, Vangelis Haritatos has expressed concern over haphazard land development in the country, noting that there is a need for a clear land use masterplan that will be relevant in the next 50 years. This comes after Zimbabwe lost nearly US$3 billion through unpaid intrinsic land value linked…

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Misty Chamisa under pressure

 Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR WITH Nelson Chamisa’s political star seemingly on the wane, analysts say he risks becoming a historical footnote in Zimbabwe’s opposition landscape unless he reinvents himself and also ditches his vague rhetoric for decisive leadership. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the analysts were of the…

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Relatives mourn as Malawi repatriates victims

Tapiwa ChirumeGRIEVING relatives and diplomats gathered in Harare yesterday for a sombre memorial before the repatriation of 15 Malawians killed in Tuesday’s horrific Nyamapanda road crash.The ceremony, held at Doves Funeral Services, was attended by families of the victims, Malawi’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe Peter Namathanga, the minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe, government officials and…

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Cambridge exams ok, but…

Shamaine ChirimujiriPRIVATE schools can continue offering Cambridge examinations, but are now mandated to also introduce local tests for their learners under a revised government curriculum.So says the minister of Primary and Secondary Education, Torerayi Moyo, following a backlash on his recent announcement in Parliament, which was cautioned by both educators and parents.Speaking in the Senate…

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New policy to assist care leavers

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUJIRI THE government says it is drafting an inclusive National After Care Policy to give children leaving institutional care, including those with disabilities, a basic support package as they transition to adulthood.This comes as around 7.1 million children, including 562 872 orphans, live in Zimbabwe; about 4 500 are in residential care and 660…

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HIGHER-VALUE NOTES CLOSE: AS ALL SET FOR NEW ZIG100 AND ZIG 200 LEGAL TENDER

BRANDON JOSPHAT THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is close to introducing the long awaited higher-denomination ZiG100 and ZiG200 notes into the economy gradually, to enhance the convenience for both consumers and businesses.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu confirmed the pending move, adding that the legal framework for the…

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Industry urged to ramp up exports

Prisca Tshuma THE government has urged industry to take advantage of improved macroeconomic stability to boost production and expand exports.Since last year, the country has, for the most part, maintained a positive trade balance, supported by firm foreign currency inflows from mineral exports and a stable local currency.Exports of value-added products rose by 18 percent…

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