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China, Zimbabwe to strengthen tourism, cultural ties

© ZIMBABWE’S Arts and Environment minis- tries recently signed the 2020 to 2023 execu- tive programme of the cultural agreement with the ministry of Culture and Tourism of China in Harare. The aims of the agreement is to create strategic mutual support and build on the momentum of Zimbabwe and China’s historical exchanges as well…

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Water relief for Zengeza residents

© THE community of Chitungwiza, especially Zengeza 5, which like the rest of the country has been experiencing severe water shortages, heaved a huge sigh of relief following the sinking of a borehole at Glory Ministries in the suburb by a good samaritan. Chitungwiza also bore the brunt of the cholera epidemic of 2008, which…

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Kisinoti Mukwazhe dies

ZIMBABWE Development Party (ZDP) president Kisinoti Mukwazhe (49) died on Sunday night at Karanda Mission Hospital in Mt Dar- win after a short illness. Mukwazhe, who launched ZDP in 2008, was a presidential candidate in the 2013 harmonised elections. Mukwazhe withdrew from last year’s elections after failing to get an order from the Constitutional Court…

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Parents cry foul over St Ignatius privatisation

PARENTS at St Ignatius College are up in arms against the school’s decision to privatise it and hike fees, saying it violates their children’s right to education. The Catholic Jesuits say the move to privatise the school they founded is part of efforts to raise standards, which the administration claims have been deteriorat- ing over…

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Zimbabweans stranded after SAA strike grounds flights

© ZIMBABWEANS were among passengers left stranded after South African Airways (SAA) cancelled all its flights due to an on-going South African Airways Technical (SAAT) strike. Both domestic and regional routes were affected since Wednesday last week, with some desperate passengers, including Zimbabweans, having to be transferred to other airlines such as British Airways and…

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Mugabe estate registration date set

© THE family of the late former president Robert Mugabe, who died on September 6 in an opulent Singaporean hos- pital, will choose an executor for his estate on December 5. The family is supposed to appear before the master of the High Court in Harare on the given date to choose the executor. [GoogleAd]…

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Mugodhi church wrangle rages on

© THE Mugodhi Apostolic Faith Church leadership wrangle is raging on after Tonnie Sigauke, who was recently granted an order to take over the reins at the church, once again approached the High Court seeking permission to execute the ruling pending the hearing of an appeal filed by the late church founder’s son, Washington Mugodhi….

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Kazhanje contests Chivayo bribe trial

© CONVICTED former Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) board chairperson Stanley Kazhanje has told the court he should not be prosecuted twice over the same allegations of receiving a $10 000 bribe from businessman Wicknell Chivayo. Kazhanje, who is currently on bail pending appeal, yes- terday appeared before Harare regional magistrate Christopher Maturure with Chivayo, who…

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Cousins in court over rhino horn sale

© A HARARE woman and her cousin were yesterday hauled before the courts after allegedly attempting to sell a rhino horn worth $120 000. Isabelle Mutambanenyundo, 43, and Martini Nyamapfeni, 49, appeared before Harare magistrate Learnmore Mapiye charged with contravening the Parks and Wildlife Act and were advised to apply for bail at the High…

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Police ban Chamisa Africa Unity Square address

© POLICE yesterday banned MDC president Nelson Chamisa’s Hope for the Nation Address (Hona) scheduled for Africa Unity Square in Harare, tomorrow. In a letter written to Chamisa, the police said they feared violence would erupt. “As discussed in a consultation meeting on November 15, 2019 in my office, I am not in a position…

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