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Zim mobile subscriber numbers decline: Potraz

By Rutendo Ngara THE Postal Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) says the number of active mobile subscriptions declined in the first quarter of 2023. According to Potraz’s 2023 first quarter sector performance report, lack of foreign currency was hampering the growth of the sector hence the government should prioritise telecommunications industry as one of…

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HCC eyes Dokuma software deal

Brandon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw HARARE City Council (HCC) is expected to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Dokuma Private Limited, a local based company to develop an automated revenue collection application. This comes as Harare mayor Jacob Mafume has put HCC officials on the spot over their failure to secure an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system…

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Church hails candidates nomination process

By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITER THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) said the transparency witnessed during last week’s August 2023 elections nomination process was a testament that the country is capable of conducting free, fair and credible polls. This comes as 11 aspiring presidential candidates were successfully confirmed to be participating in the upcoming general elections…

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Chevrons soar!…as Zimbabwe’s bowling attack finally comes to the party

BY EMMANUEL MARAMBE ZIMBABWE’S bowling attack came to the party against the West Indies yesterday as the hosts secured a hard-fought and ultimately decisive victory that ensures they head into the Super Six stage with a massive advantage over their rivals. Tendai Chatara, who had been having a low key tournament prior to yesterday’s game,…

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Stop bickering, find each other!

TYPICAL of Zimbabwean politics since Independence in 1980, bickering among political players has started, especially after last Wednesday’s nomination of presidential, parliamentary and council elections candidates. Political gladiators have started trading accusations, a move antithetical to the holding of free and fair polls. The country has witnessed the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change claiming that…

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BCC procures machinery worth US$1M

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has procured plant machinery and vehicles worth over US$1.1 million for the rehabilitation of the local authority as well as to promote service delivery. The machinery including one grader, one excavator, one front end loader, four BT 50 vehicles and five NP200 motor vehicles were commissioned yesterday. Speaking during the…

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Rising optimism that worst is over for Zim dollar, prices

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT THERE is growing optimism among economic experts that the Zimbabwe dollar and prices crisis, which has plagued the country over the past few months may soon be alleviated. This comes as the various policy measures that have been introduced by authorities to stabilise the local currency, the prices of basic goods and…

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MDC approaches Electoral Court over nomination fees

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT MDC secretary-general Tapiwa Mashakada has filed an urgent application at the Electoral Court seeking to compel the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to accept nomination fees for their candidates after they failed to pay on Wednesday. This comes after the electoral body conducted the nomination process at various courts where 11 presidential candidates…

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