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More broadcasting licences on cards

THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (Baz) says the authority is open to issuing more licences for both television and radio. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday during 3Ktv’s third anniversary celebration on Friday, Baz chief executive officer, Tendai Kapumha, said they would avail new licences at the appropriate time. “We still have space for…

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Power cuts set to be amplified. . . as key generators at Hwange are taken off the grid

THE country’s electricity supply situation is set to worsen in the coming weeks, after Zesa confirmed yesterday that it would take two key generators at Hwange Power Station off the grid for maintenance. At the same time, Zesa also said it would do everything in its power to ensure a relatively stable supply of power…

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Police & FIU in new forex blitz. . . as dealers return to street corners in urban areas

AUTHORITIES have launched a fresh crackdown on illegal foreign currency dealers who have reemerged in urban areas, in a bid to keep the ZiG and prices of basic goods in the country stable. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed yesterday that law enforcement…

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OK Zimbabwe rings executive changes

IN a significant move to stabilise and turn around its business, OK Zimbabwe has parted ways with its top executives and appointed new ones.Former chief executive officer Maxen Phillip Karombo, ex-chief financial officer Phillimon Mushosho and supply chain director Knox Mupaya have left the company.They were replaced by Willard Zireva, who returned as chief executive…

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‘Social media must not divide Zanu PF’

PRESIDENTIAL adviser Paul Tungwarara on Tuesday implored war veterans and other Zanu PF party organs to disregard destructive messages from social media and remain united.Addressing ex-combatants at the launch of the war veterans fund in Harare, Tungwarara emphasised the importance of unity among Zimbabweans to help fulfil President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030.“We must not be…

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Free parking, tollgate fees exemption for MPs

PARLIAMENTARIANS are now allowed to register two vehicles, which are exempt from paying at selected tollgates, as well as free parking in Harare’s central business district.This comes as City Parking charges US$1 per hour in parking fees, while tollgate fees range between US$4 and US$20 and US$3 and US$15 on other roads, depending on the…

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Young CEOs to converge tomorrow

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw MASAWARA Group CEO Shingai Mutasa will be the keynote speaker at the Young CEO’s Business Forum set to take place at the Rainbow Towers Hotel tomorrow under the theme “accelerating the emergence of the next million-dollar business”. Mutasa, whose track record spans sectors including construction, energy, and hospitality, will share his wealth…

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Parly spotlights Zim’s economy

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw PARLIAMENT will launch its provincial engagements with ordinary citizens in earnest early next month, to gather their views on the state of the country’s economy. This follows the meetings that legislators held recently with representatives of consumers and business in Harare, amid growing concerns over company closures. “As parliamentarians, we are worried…

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Bus accident death toll rises to 28

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw THE death toll from the road traffic accident that occurred along the Masvingo-Beitbridge highway on February 13, when an Urban Connect bus was involved in a head-on collision, has risen to 28. The accident claimed 24 lives on the spot, and another passenger died at Beitbridge Hospital the following day. President Emmerson…

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