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Mass arrests for illicit firearms

POLICE have, in under a fortnight, arrested 2 132 suspects across the country for unlawful possession of firearms, toy guns and other dangerous weapons as part of a nationwide blitz targeting armed crime. This comes as police launched the ongoing operation codenamed ‘No to Illegal Firearms, Misuse of Toy Guns and Dangerous Weapons’, on August…

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Funding stifles women’s businesses

THE government has expressed concern over the persistent hurdles faced by women-led businesses in accessing capital, stating that a lack of finances is stifling their growth. Speaking during a business conference in Bulawayo at the weekend, the minister of Women Affairs, Monica Mutsvangwa, said a lack of capital remained the biggest obstacle stalling women’s participation…

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Bulawayo suspends water shedding

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has temporarily sus­pended its 130-hour water shedding programme due to faults at the Ncema Pump Station and power losses at Criterion Water Works. In a statement yesterday, BCC town clerk Christopher Dube said the situation had resulted in reduced water treat­ment and production, which in turn affected reservoir levels. “The…

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Improve local beef hygiene for exports

ZIMBABWE’S Trade Development and Pro­motion Organisation (Zimtrade) has implored farmers and stakeholders in the beef industry to tighten hygiene and animal health standards to regain access to lucrative international export markets. Speaking to the Daily News, Zimtrade client advisor, Nozipho Maphala, said Zimbabwe still had opportunities in global beef exports, but the country must prove…

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NBSZ targets 450 units in Bulawayo

THE National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has set a target of 450 units of blood in its latest Bulawayo donation drive as demand for lifesaving blood continues to rise. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday during the campaign held in partnership with Redan Petroleum, NBSZ southern region coordinator Sifundo Ngwenya said the goal is slightly…

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Boost economic revival: First Lady

THE First Lady, Auxilia Mnangagwa, has called on women in business to play a pivotal role in the country’s economic revival, emphasising their capacity to drive meaningful change in sectors traditionally dominated by men. Speaking during an ongoing women’s business conference in Bulawayo on Thursday, Mnangagwa said women were key to the country’s development. “I…

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Government launches Matobo digital centre

THE government has launched the Tshelanyemba Digital Centre in Matobo district, Matabeleland South Province, as part of efforts to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural communities. Speaking at the launch, Infor­mation Communication and Tech­nology minister Tatenda Mavetera said the facility reflected the gov­ernment’s commitment to digital inclusion and transformation. “The Tshelanyemba Digital Centre…

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Mcaz cushions pharmaceutical supply chain

THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (Mcaz) has partnered the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) to launch a pilot project aimed at strengthening the country’s pharmaceutical supply chain. Mcaz director general Richard Rukwata said the initiative marks the first practical implementation of the recently published guidelines for traceability of medical products in Zimbabwe, which establish…

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Bulawayo acts on stray dogs

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) is drafting a comprehensive policy to regulate the management of stray dogs, amid growing public health and safety concerns linked to rabies and vicious dog attacks. According to council minutes released yesterday, director of health services, Edwin Sibanda said the policy would set out clear guidelines on the control of…

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Food and Agriculture Organisation, and government boost early warnings

THE Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has partnered with the govern­ment in intensifying its support to the country’s climate resilience efforts by equipping key stakeholders with ad­vanced skills in Geographic Infor­mation Systems (GIS) and remote sensing. Speaking during a training workshop in Bulawayo yes­terday, FAO representa­tive in Zimbabwe and sub-regional coordinator for Southern Africa, Patrice…

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