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ZTA optimistic of tourism growth

By Regis Chingawo THE Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) is positive about the prospects of the growth of the tourism sector which has been on a downward trajectory due to the Covid-19 pandemic. ZTA board chairperson Ray Mawerera yesterday said the tourism sector in the country was now recording an increase in the number of airlines…

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Ingwebu workers cry foul

By Regis Chingawo WORKERS at Ingwebu Brewery in Bulawayo are crying foul over alleged victimisation by their new management over their salary arrears. In a statement, the United Food Allied Workers Union of Zimbabwe (UFAWUZ) said workers have not been paid their back pay salaries for the first and second quarters of this year. “The…

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Chipinge villagers to benefit from irrigation schemes

By Rutendo Ngara MORE than 1 000 Chipinge South residents are set to benefit from Green Fuel sponsored irrigation schemes. Speaking during the handover of the first batch of plots in Chinyamukwakwa area, Chipinge South, on Saturday, minister of Agriculture Anxious Masuka said irrigation schemes were the only way to promote food security in drought…

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Work to keep BCC clean, minister tells businesses

BULAWAYO Provincial Affairs minister Judith Ncube has implored the business community to come up with mechanisms for sustaining the national clean-up campaigns while also implementing best waste management systems. In her address during a clean-up exercise on Friday, Ncube said all sectors of the economy had a role to play in coming up with solutions…

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WHO commits to supporting Zimbabwe in safe use of CAB-LA

THE World Health Organisation (WHO) has committed to supporting the government in implementing the safe use of long-acting injectable cabotegravir (CAB-LA), an injectable form of PrEP, in a move meant to further prevent the spread of HIV. This came after the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) recently approved the use of CAB-LA as pre-exposure…

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Opinion & Analysis

Short-term, short-sighted

By Black Edward LOTTERIES, like most games of chance, do not require any skill and are popular in almost every country.   A player does not feel inadequate or incompetent if he does not hit the jackpot. It was just not his lucky day, and he’ll have another chance tomorrow.  So, what are the real odds…

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Editorial Comment

Soccer star of the year: Celebrating mediocrity!

TO a hungry person, every bitter food is sweet. When the preferable is not available, the available becomes preferable. This is the uncomfortable position that the country’s sports writers find themselves entangled in when they sit down to decide who was the Castle Lager soccer star of the year at the end of this season….

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