Africa

AU G20 seat demands unity and strategy

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IN AN era defined by in­terconnected challenges like climate change, economic inequality, and geopolitical disputes, one emerging development stands out, the decision to elevate the African Union (AU) represen­tation within the G20. This move not only recognis­es the increasingly central role that Africa plays in world affairs, but also highlights the neces­sity for inclusiveness in…

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Chevrons soar!…as bowlers deliver as Zimbabwe secure record Test win

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BY EMMANUEL MARAMBE THE Zimbabwe Chevrons’ upward trajectory continued yesterday with the Craig Ervine-captained side roaring to an innings and 73-run win over Afghanistan in the one-off Test at Harare Sports Club. The victory — the team’s biggest ever in the sport’s longest formatwas also the first at home in a Test since 2013 when…

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MWOS eye Chibuku Super Cup final

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER MWOS coach Lloyd Mutasa says the Chibuku Super Cup provides his team with a tangible opportunity to crown their premiership debut with silverware. The Punters saw their hopes of winning the league title fade after a one-nil defeat by log leaders Scottland last weekend. That result left the Norton-based side…

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Hard rock in Gwanda Pirates test

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CENTRAL Region Soccer League log leaders Hardrock FC’s bid for promotion into the premiership will be put under severe test when they host third-placed Gwanda Pirates at Baghdad Stadium on Saturday. With four games to go before the CRSL season concludes, Hardrock lead the pack with 76 points, one ahead of second-placed Sheasham and 12…

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Government’s payment delays harm ZiG. . . business warns authorities, as many companies also burn

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Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi STAFF WRITERS THE government’s continuing failure to pay its service providers on time risks destabilising the ZiG and derailing the country’s de-dollarisation push, business has warned.  In addition, industry also says that the State’s growing bad reputation as an inconsistent payer means that the government faces significant price premiums from…

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Zimbabwe targets zero harm in workplaces

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PUBLIC Service, Labour and Social Welfare minister Edgar Moyo has called for a national mindset shift towards safer workplaces, urging the government and business leaders to treat occupational safety not as an expense, but as “an investment in human capital and sustainable development”. Officially opening the 62nd National Social Security Authority (Nssa) Safety and Health…

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Zimbabwe pushes for repatriations

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THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has underscored the need for the government to reclaim the country’s cultural heritage, including human remains and artefacts such as the original Zimbabwean bird taken during colonialism. In an interview with the Daily News on Tuesday during the commemoration of Africa Human Rights Day (AHRD) in Harare, ZHRC chairperson…

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‘Digital reporting must save lives’

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CALLS for stronger reporting, digitisation, and coordination in the recording of workplace injuries dominated a session at the 62nd National Social Security Authority (Nssa) Safety and Health at Work (SHAW) Conference yesterday. Nssa Actuary assistant Wellington Mukondo stressed that Zimbabwe’s occupational safety framework urgently needed a technological transformation to strengthen prevention and policymaking.  “Accurate injury…

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Radical safety law on the way

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Beaven Dhliwayo in VICTORIA FALLS THE country is on the cusp of a major transformation of its worker protection and safety laws. This comes as authorities are working on a new Bill that will modernise and unify Zimbabwe’s fragmented workplace safety laws. Speaking at the 62nd Safety and Health at Work Conference here yesterday, National…

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Park reopens after fatal bee attack

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Tapiwa Chirume STAFF WRITER chirumet@dailynews.co.zw A SWARM of bees attacked and tragically killed one person in Harare Gardens on Sunday, leading to a temporary closure of the park. The park has since been reopened after the bees were successfully removed. “The City of Harare wishes to inform residents and visitors that a swarm of bees…

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