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Foot, mouth disease hits Manicaland, Mash East

Rutendo Ngara STAFF WRITER ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A FOOT and Mouth disease (FMD) outbreak has hit Manicaland and Mashonaland East provinces with more than 200 infections having been recorded. This comes as the country is battling to grow the national herd to six million as the livestock sector continues to face huge setbacks such as drought and…

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Zimbabwe to benefit from climate fund

By Rutendo Ngara STAFF WRITER ngarar@dailynews.co.zw GERMANY yesterday unveiled a 22 million Euros funding in Harare to be shared among Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Zambia to lessen the effects of climate change. This comes as most Sadc countries are reeling from the El Nino phenomenon which is associated with below normal rainfall and drought. Speaking to…

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Heavy security required for Nyamandlovu aquifer: Coltart

BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has appealed to the government to deploy police or the army to protect the Nyamandlovu Aquifer against vandalism as it was the lifeline of the city in terms of water supplies. This comes as the council and the government have been looking for various strategies to end the current precarious water…

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Robbers go on shopping spree… as US$720k stickup results in buying frenzy

STUNNING details have emerged from this week’s US$720 000 armed robbery in Harare, with police revealing how some of the suspects in the case had gone on a shopping spree before they were arrested. This comes after six of the suspects appeared in court yesterday, before being handed back to the police for further investigations….

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Stanbic launches innovative SMEs programme

LEADING financial services institution, Stanbic Bank, has launched an innovative programme aimed at propping up the operations and welfare of small to medium enterprises (SMEs). Named “Rise Above Incubator Programme”, the initiative will see 15 small to medium entrepreneurs, who have promising ideas and early-stage businesses, undergo a rigorous but rewarding three-month intensive training and…

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Durham in the mix as Domestic T20 Cup roars to life

Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWE Cricket’s (ZC) eagerly awaited Domestic T20 Cup is set to get underway in Harare on Sunday, with the participation of English countryside Durham adding an exciting dimension to the week-long provincial tournament. Six teams will battle it out for the coveted silverware in morning, afternoon and night fixtures.Southern Rocks will face…

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Accra—bound Zim athletes raring to go

By Emmanuel MarambeSPORTS WRITERmarambee@dailnews.co.zw SEASONED coach Phakamile Lisimati believes Zimbabwe’s athletics contingent will raise the country’s flag high at the upcoming edition of the African Games in Accra, Ghana Zimbabwe will this time be represented by 11 competitors in the athletics section of the quadrennial African sports showcase at which the country is set to…

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Unique uniportal video-assisted surgery successful

MEDICAL history was again made in Zimbabwe on Tuesday when extensive uniportal video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) was carried out for the first time in the country by a team of international and local surgeons. Three patients were operated on — two at Parirenyatwa hospital and one at the Avenues Clinic — by a team made…

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