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ZiG manipulators face hefty fines

THE government is reviewing fining ZiG manipulators and perpetrators of unjust price hikes to a maximum of US$5 000. This was confirmed by Information minister Jenfan Muswere while addressing a post-Cabinet press briefing in Harare last night. “Penalties are being enforced against all perpetrators of unjust price hikes, manipulation of the ZiG currency, smuggling, and…

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HCC has no electronic asset register

HARARE City Council (HCC) is running its day-to-day operations without an electronic management system (EMS) and its properties are maintained manually, a senior official has confirmed. This comes as the local authority is struggling to offer efficient service delivery to its ratepayers and over 2 000 properties are not properly registered resulting in corrupt practices….

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‘Nothing will stop Zimbabwe from hosting Sadc Summit’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday assured Zimbabweans that there was nothing that will stop Zimbabwe from hosting this month’s Sadc Summit in a fortnight. This comes as the country is set to host the 44th Sadc Summit and assume the regional body’s chairmanship. Speaking at the burial of the late national hero Makhethi Ndebele at the…

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Loyalty is a virtue: Tino Machakaire

ZANU PF secretary for youth, Tino Machakaire, says it is crucial that party members show unflinching loyalty to their leadership. Addressing an inter-district meeting of the youth league in Rusape at the weekend, Machakaire also reminded his colleagues that such loyalty could never be seasonal. The Youth minister said this as he talked about his…

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Sadc summit stalls war vets congress

THE Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA) will now hold its elective congress soon after the Sadc Summit later this month despite having finalised preparations, a top official has said. This comes as the last congress was held in 2013 in Masvingo where Christopher Mutsvangwa was elected as the substantive chairperson. The elective congress…

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Government scales-up industrialisation

AUTHORITIES have put in place a cocktail of new measures to increase capacity utilisation by local manufacturing industries and reduce imports. This comes as the government said it remained committed to continuous stakeholder engagements to capacitate the manufacturing sector and improve production. In a statement yesterday, permanent secretary in the Industry ministry, Thomas Utete Wushe…

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US$100m in graft booty confiscated … as State scores some big wins against corruption

THE National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) has recovered about US$100 million in assets acquired illegally by several individuals and companies. This was revealed by Prosecutor General Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo’s in her 2023 NPAZ annual report that was recently tabled in Parliament. Matanda-Moyo also said authorities were beginning to make progress in their efforts to…

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Power cuts break in parts of Harare… as government moves to avoid disruptions to Sadc meetings

SOME parts of Harare are enjoying steady power supply after the government asked Zesa to curb load-shedding at all the venues of Sadc’s meetings. The permanent secretary in the ministry of Energy, Gloria Magombo, wrote to Zesa chairman Sydney Gata last week in this regard, in a bid to ensure that the important gathering’s proceedings…

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‘Be vigilant on cholera’

HEALTH experts have implored authorities to remain vigilant after they were finally able to declare the country cholera-free. This follows Zimbabwe’s long battle with the bacterial disease that causes severe diarrhoea and dehydration, and which claimed nearly 1 000 lives over the past 18 months alone. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the president of…

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Authorities called to review cost of doing business

BUY Zimbabwe has called on authorities to relook at the country’s cost of doing business to ensure local products become competitive in the region and beyond. This comes as the country is hosting the ongoing Sadc Industrialisation Week. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Buy Zimbabwe general manager Alois Burutsa said local companies needed to take advantage…

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