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Harare man up for allegedly raping wife

Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A HARARE man was arraigned before the courts for allegedly raping and assaulting his juvenile wife after she declined to have anal intercourse with him. Tyson Rusike (26) from Churu Farm in Glenview appeared before Harare magistrate Donald Ndirowei facing rape charges and was remanded in custody to Friday. He was ordered…

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Sweden partners with CZI to bolster economy

THE Swedish Embassy in Zimbabwe has committed US$2,5 million to foster a supportive environment for enterprise development, job opportunities, and the development of inclusive and sustainable economic activities across the country. The three-year cooperation agreement with the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) is in support of inclusive economic development thematic areas. The grant focuses on…

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Banks called to support women entrepreneurs

WOMEN Affairs minister, Monica Mutsvangwa has challenged financial institutions to consider investing more in women entrepreneurs to promote accelerated national economic growth. In her address during the Open Market Day and Exhibition organised by her ministry and the Organisation of Women in International Trade (OWIT) yesterday, Mutsvangwa said women were central in the country’s economic…

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Mushayavanhu cheered on stand against RBZ quasi-fiscal activities

BY BRANDON JOSPHATSenior Staff Writer BUSINESS has welcomed the commitment by the new governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mushayavanhu, that he will not engage in quasi-fiscal activities which have been blamed for fuelling inflation and exchange rate volatility in the country in the past. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday…

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Government pleads for timeous remittance of Zinara acquittals

THE government has called on road authorities countrywide to ensure timeous remittance of Zimbabwe National Roads Administration (Zinara) acquittals to enhance the maintenance and of the country’s road infrastructure. Addressing delegates during the last day of the parliamentary portfolio committee on Transport and Infrastructural Development tour of Zinara operations in Bulawayo yesterday, deputy minister of…

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Road rehab evictees to be compensated

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT THE government says it will compensate families which are being displaced from their homesteads during the emergency road rehabilitation programme that is currently taking place countrywide. This comes as the authorities in 2022 launched the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme 2 better known here as ERRP2 to ensure all roads are repaired after…

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Late disbursement of funds crippling Zec

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has implored the Treasury department to timeously disburse finance as service providers are demanding advance payment. In an annual report that was tabled in Parliament last week, the demand for advance payment by service providers resulted in delayed procurement of electoral material and deployment of materials.  “The…

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Zimbabwe introduces a new currency… promising ZiG will be launched on Monday

Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has introduced the country’s new structured currency, as authorities bid to end sustainably the exchange rate and prices crisis of the past few months. Called the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), the currency will be launched on Monday at an introductory rate of 13,56 to one American dollar,…

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