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Government entices ex-nurses to return to work

By Nyasha Kunyiswa THE Health Services Board (HSB) has issued a notice calling on all former health workers to re-join the public health sector as the government struggles to contain the brain-drain in the country, which has seen nurses and doctors leaving in droves. The HSB is also open to accommodate former health employees who…

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Wakatama wins film award in the US

By Ashley Moyo RISING filmmaker Tinayeishe Wakatama, has bagged the Judge’s Choice award at the ConnectHER film festival held in the US. The event, held on November 5, was meant to inspire global change through women’s stories and projects.“It feels amazing and surreal. I was over the moon after winning this gong,” Wakatama said.Wakatama won…

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Zinwa pleads for teamwork to end water challenges

By Regis Chingawo THE Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) says only a wellcoordinated approach between the parastatal and local councils can end the long-running perennial water challenges faced by millions of residents and across the country. Zinwa falls under Lands, Agriculture, Water and Climate ministry and it is tasked with managing the country’s water resources….

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Ex-media commission employee loses reinstatement appeal

BY NYASHA DUBE A FORMER employee of the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC), Tendai Mutema, has failed in her bid to be reinstated as an assistant training and development officer after the High Court threw out her lawsuit against unlawful dismissal. Mutema had approached the courts accusing the ZMC acting secretary, Academy Chinamhora, pictured, of forcing…

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Top government official dragged into Seke headman saga

By Nyasha Dube LOCAL Government ministry permanent secretary Zvinechimwe Churu has been sucked into a raging battle over the control of the Charigwati village headmanship in Seke after a local villager approached the High Court seeking to have him ordered to intervene. In his application filed at the High Court, Samuel Mubuso, the applicant, cited…

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Business

Ecobank donates US$35 000 towards women financial inclusion

LEADING financial institution, Ecobank, yesterday donated US$35 000 to Care Zimbabwe to empower women and girls in rural areas through embracing financial inclusion. The donation was handed over to Care Zimbabwe by Ecobank Zimbabwe’s head of transaction services Michael Dengwani at Murambinda Town in Buhera, Manicaland province. The event also coincided with Ecobank Day, a…

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Experts call for guards academy to counter robberies

SECURITY experts have called for the establishment of a training academy for security guards, and for the security industry to push for a regulatory body that counters rising armed robbery crimes. The call was made by the chief executive of the Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ), Tendai Karonga, while addressing members of the Security Association…

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Government demands Beitbridge Border Post toll fees in forex

THE government has directed, with immediate effect, all commercial vehicles passing through the Beitbridge Border Post to pay their toll fees exclusively in United States (US) dollars or the South African rand. Transport minister Felix Mhona, in a Statutory Instrument gazetted on Friday, said the government had banned the use of the local currency to…

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