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Government releases US$30m to clear Beam backlog

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Brandon Josphat SENIOR STAFF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw IN an effort to clear Basic Education Assistance Module (Beam) arrears, Treasury has released US$30 million to pay public schools. This comes as the government is owing public schools more than US$50 million, crippling learning institutions’ capacity to deliver on their mandates. Beam is a national assistance programme which…

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Government to further aid ZiG, prices

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Blessings Mashaya and Brendan Josphats AUTHORITIES will implement more measures to protect the ZiG, boost the country’s economy and further stabilise prices, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has said. Presenting his 2024 mid-term budget and economic review statement in Parliament in Harare yesterday, a generally upbeat Ncube expressed satisfaction with how the introduction of the country’s…

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Hosiah Chisango has case to answer: Zacc

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By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) says Harare town clerk, Hosiah Chisango, has a case to answer as he was allegedly giving instructions to award Juluka Enndo Joint Venture Company a US$9 million tender to refurbish the capital’s streetlights. This comes as Chisango, 54, and Arkims Mandaza, 42, the company’s principal contracts…

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Harare decommissions cholera treatment centres

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By Ketty Nyoni STAFF WRITER nyonik@dailynews.co.zw HEALTH authorities in Harare are decommissioning Cholera Treatment Centres (CTCs) as the city has gone for more than 35 days without recording a single cholera case. This comes as the country is now on day 25 without recording a single cholera case that it has been grappling with since…

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Sables storm into Rugby Africa final

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ZIMBABWE’S Sables qualified for the final of the Rugby Africa Cup after knocking out defending champions and pre-match favourites Namibia 32-10 in a competitive match played at Namboole Stadium in Kampala yesterday. The shock win was sweet revenge for Zimbabwe who lost at the same stage and in the same cup in French city of…

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Maverick City, Franklin concert:  Joyful Praise choir confident

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Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw JOYFUL Praise Choir (JPC) is confident of delivering a top-notch act at the Kingdom World Tour concert at Glamis Arena in Harare on August 12. The event is headlined by the American stars Maverick City and Kirk Franklin. “We are excited to have world- renowned artistes coming to Zimbabwe. Having them in…

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Stanbic Bank expands ATM network

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STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe has embarked on an exercise to expand its automated teller machines (ATMs) in response to growing client demands. The move by the leading financial services institution has seen the installation of ATMs in several new locations across Zimbabwe, particularly in areas where the bank currently has no branch presence. Stanbic Bank head…

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Load-shedding to ease in August — Moyo

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GOVERNMENT says the ongoing power outages in the country are expected to ease as the demand for electricity is set to decline with the onset of the summer season next month. This comes as authorities attributed the power crisis to high demand occasioned by the winter cropping season, maintenance works at the key Hwange Thermal…

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