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TelOne loses US$1,5m to theft, vandalism

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TELONE says it has lost close to US$1,5 million due to network theft and infrastructure vandalism. Speaking at the company’s eighth annual general meeting in the capital yesterday, TelOne managing director Chipo Mtasa said the development was crippling the State-owned telecommunications enterprise’s growth. “The business is under threat due to network theft and vandalism especially…

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You’ll pay: Cops promise robbers. . . as shoot-to-kill policy is also not ruled out going forward

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Rumbidzai Ngwenya ngwenyar@dailynews.co.zw POLICE are not ruling out invoking a shoot-to-kill policy to deal with the worsening cases of violent crime in the country, especially those involving armed robbers. Speaking last night on 3Ktv’s widely-followed programme, Vantage, police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi said rising armed robberies demanded that law enforcement agents acted even more decisively against the perpetrators…

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EcoSure revamps Enda Education Cover

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ZIMBABWE’S largest life insurance company by policy holders, Econet Life Private Limited, has revamped its education insurance cover product to ensure continuity of school-going children’s education when a parent or guardian passes on. The insurance product, called Enda Education Cover, was originally launched four years ago, but was only limited to individuals.  The new package…

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Zimbabwe keeping beady eye on Monkeypox

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Rumbidzai Ngwenya Health experts say citizens must remain alert to the Monkeypox disease which was reported in neighbouring South Africa yesterday. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the experts said while there was no need to panic, it was important for the public to remain vigilant as there was a possibility that the disease was in the…

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Corruption cases to be finalised within six months

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Hazel Marimbiza in Bulawayo THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) says it has made efforts to ensure that corruption cases are effectively dealt with and concluded in the space of between six months and one year. This comes amid concerns by the public and other stakeholders that the anti-graft body, police and the judiciary were taking…

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Confusion mars civil servants’ strike

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Brighton Muronzereyi muronzereyib@dailnews.co.zw THERE is confusion over the ongoing strike by health workers and some teachers with the government saying there are negotiations taking place to solve the impasse while the employees insist there are no talks. Health Services Board (HSB) spokesperson Tryfine Dzvukutu told the Daily News yesterday that they had engaged the striking workers, saying…

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2 000 drug dealers, abusers arrested

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Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have embarked on a blitz targeting drug dealers and abusers and have so far nabbed more than 2 000 people across the country since January, Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe has said. Responding to Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) MP for Highfield West Happymore Chidziva who demanded to know measures being…

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Chibuku launches new alcohol beverage

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THE country’s top brewery, Delta Corporation, has launched a new alcoholic beverage brand, Chibuku Super Banana Flavour. Speaking during the launch yesterday, sorghum beer business general manager Marshall Pemhiwa said the launch signifies the “collective resolve to offer our consumers wider choice of an exciting trajectory in the vision and mission of the Sorghum beer”…

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