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Zacc goes afterflashy ‘mbingas’… such hustlers will need to explain their wealth

By Brandon Josphat THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is probing “mbingas” — big shot hustlers who live large — to establish whether they acquired their wealth through honest means. This comes as the anti-graft body has said that it is confident that it will recover at least US$1 billion in corruption-linked properties and cash by…

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Government to keep backing Zesa

By Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITER AUTHORITIES say they will help Zesa to clear its US$100 million debt to regional power sup[1]pliers, in a bid to keep the lights on in the country. Speaking to the Daily News last week, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube confirmed that the government was committed to supporting Zesa in all its…

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‘Cholera cases rise to over 4 600

CHOLERA cases in Zimbabwe have risen to over 4 600 with 130 deaths recorded since February this year, the Health ministry has confirmed in its latest situation report released over the weekend. This comes as authorities are scrambling to stop the spread of the communicable disease which has mainly hit Harare, Manicaland, Masvingo and Mashonaland…

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Youth highest number of new prisoners— Zimstat

THE Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) says the youth comprise the highest proportion of new prisoners across the country’s prisons. In its 2023 second quarter prison admissions and discharge statistics, the agency indicated that most of the new inmates, who had not completed any level of education, were in jail for theft, as[1]sault, burglary and…

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Government intensifies efforts to end Harare’s water woes

AUTHORITIES have set up a technical committee to look into how it can end the water crisis that has hit Harare for over a month now, amid increase of cholera cases across the country. In a statement yesterday, Water minister Anxious Masuka said the members of the technical committee are from government ministries, Zimbabwe National…

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‘Consult before crafting policies’

THE Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has implored the government to consult extensively before it crafts and introduces new policies, as this will ensure the support and growth of the country’s economy. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the ZNCC national vice president, Charlton Chimbira, said extensive research consultations had to be carried out…

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Potraz empowers PWDs

POSTAL and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) says it has connected over 30 organisations that serve the needs of people with disabilities (PWDs) and donated 450 ICT gadgets to help empower PWDs. Speaking in Masvingo on Friday, the Potraz director general, Gift Machengete, at a workshop on basic digital skills, said disability was not…

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Government calls for industry buy-in for sustainable pension funds

THE ministry of Finance has called on industry and the government to unite in coming up with legislation and policies aimed at sustaining the country’s pension funds. Speaking at the Zimbabwe Associations of Pension Funds (ZAPF) conference in Bulawayo on Friday, deputy minister of Finance Kuda Mnangagwa told delegates that stakeholders should assist in coming…

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‘Rapidly growing informal urban settlements ticking time bombs’

BY RUTENDO NGARA AUTHORITIES must end the escalating mushrooming of informal urban settlements in the country to help avert recurring health crises such as the current cholera outbreak. So says Harare City Council (HCC) epidemiologist Michael Vere, who adds that the local authority is fearful that the fresh cholera flare-up in the capital will spread…

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