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Stakeholders convene for mid-term economic review

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Tapiwa Chirume KEY economic stakeholders will next month convene for Zimbabwe’s mid-term economic review and high-level policy dialogue to assess national performance. The meeting, scheduled for July 2 in Harare, would bring together government officials, economists and business leaders to exchange views on emerging eco­nomic trends and identify policy interventions needed to maintain stability and…

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ZCDC loses heavy Supreme Court appeal

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RUTENDO NGARA SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE Supreme Court has dismissed an ap­peal by the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC), ruling that the mining giant must pay over US$10.7 million to contractor Adlecraft Investment for unpaid mining services. A three-judge Supreme Court bench, including Justices Nicholas Musakwa and George Chiweshe, recently upheld an earlier High Court…

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Government urges media alliance against misinformation

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Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO THE government has called for a closer media partnership to combat toxic misin­formation and stabilise public information spaces. Speaking during a me­dia stakeholders engagement organised by the Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) here, Bulawayo Provincial Affairs and Devolution permanent secretary Paul Nyoni said cooperation be­tween the two sectors was essen­tial for effective…

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Boyfriend vanishes with US$128k maid heist

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A BORROWDALE, Harare, house­maid’s boyfriend is on the run after allegedly vanishing with US$128 000 stolen from her employer in a calculated heist. Linda Mabure appeared before Harare provin­cial magistrate Ruth Moyo at the weekend fac­ing allegations of unlawful entry in aggravating circumstances. She was remanded in custody to June…

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Car dealer in court for US$6k fraud

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RUTENDO NGARA A HARARE car dealer, Regina Mandeya, who operates Ginnah Motors, appeared in court on Fri­day facing allegations of defraud­ing two clients of more than US$6 000 after failing to deliver vehicles they had paid for. Mandeya, who is facing two counts of fraud, was remanded in custody to today for bail consid­eration. It…

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Zimasco wins jurisdiction battle over mining claim

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YVONNE NCUBE in BULAWAYO THE Bulawayo High Court has ruled it has full jurisdiction to hear a US$269 474 damages claim brought by mining giant Zimasco (Pvt) Ltd against a La­lapanzi miner accused of unlaw­fully extracting chrome ore. In a recent judgment, Jus­tice Joseph Kabasa dismissed a preliminary objection raised by Fidelis Mudzengi, who had…

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Transmedia fees must be cut next

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THE recent decision by the government to slash broadcasting regulatory fees by an average of 50 percent through Statutory Instrument 103 of 2026 is a commendable masterstroke. It deserves profound praise from all progressive stakeholders. For a long time, local airwaves have been heavily weighed down by a crushing administrative bottle­neck. Cumulative compliance costs stifled…

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TITANIC CAB3 DUEL: It ain’t over until the fat Lady sings, Timba says

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BRANDON JOSPHAT ACTIVISTS remain hopeful that Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 (CAB3) will not become law even if it is approved by Parliament.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, the convener of the Defend the Constitution Platform (DCP), Jameson Timba, said it wasn’t cast in stone that if CAB3 sailed through the august House…

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BCC to buy fleet with levy funds

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HAZEL MARIMBIZA BULAWAYO City Council (BCC) plans to use more than US$2 million collected through its road and water levies to purchase service delivery vehicles and plant equipment as it moves to address challenges posed by an ageing fleet.Speaking during a council meeting on Friday, the acting director of Works for the BCC, Methusi Dibidi,…

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