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GMB, ZimParks face uncertain future

HARARE – The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) face an uncertain future due to heavy losses, the Daily News can report. An audit of State-owned enterprises by the Auditor-General (AG) revealed that the State granary risks bankruptcy if it continues to operate in the red. The same…

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Medicinal drugs remain beyond reach of many

HARARE – More and more people continue to lose their lives and some remain at risk as critical medicines remain out of reach, forcing many to either default doctors’ prescriptions or change prescribed drug regimens. This comes as pharmacies persist in demanding consumers to purchase medication using either US dollars for selected medicine, or swipe/mobile…

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Moyo says he almost resigned

HARARE – Former Higher and Tertiary Education minister has sensationally claimed that the period between December 2014 and November 2017 was like hell for most bureaucrats in former president Robert Mugabe’s government to the extent that he almost tendered his resignation. Moyo, who is living in self-imposed exile following the military coup that toppled Mugabe…

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Zanu PF costs balloon

HARARE – Zanu PF’s salary bill has increased substantially after a decision was made to accommodate bigwigs left out of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s lean Cabinet as full time party employees. Mnangagwa, who is also Zanu PF’s first secretary, recently threw his comrades whom he excluded from Cabinet, a lifeline by promising to give them a…

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Panicky govt meets teachers

HARARE – Following threats by teachers to down tools on Friday to press for improved working conditions, government has now reached out to the country’s educators in a bid to iron out differences. The Daily News can report that officials from the ministry of Public Service met with unionists from the Progressive Teachers Union of…

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Supa arrested

HARARE – Former Information Communication and Technology (ICT) minister Supa Mandiwanzira was arrested yesterday on two charges of criminal abuse of office. He is due to appear in court today. Mandiwanzira’s lawyers — advocates Thembi Magwaliba and Brian Hungwe — said Mandiwanzira handed himself to the police yesterday morning on return from an overseas business…

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Supa Mandiwanzira arrested

HARARE – Former Information Communication and Technology minister Supa Mandiwanzira was arrested yesterday on two charges of criminal abuse of office. He is due to appear in court today. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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GMAZ holds emergency meeting

HARARE – The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (GMAZ) will today hold an emergency meeting to deliberate on maize meal pricing and consider the impact of the lifting of Statutory Instrument (SI) 122 on the industry. This comes after manufacturers of packaging material increased their prices by over 500 percent and are demanding payment in…

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Fuel supplies back to normal

HARARE – Petrol supplies have returned to normalcy at most service stations, while diesel is still in short supply. Zimbabwe was rocked by fuel shortages soon after Finance minister Mthuli Ncube announced a two percent tax on electronic transactions, which came on the backdrop of indications that he was to phase out bond notes. The…

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Council workers to face the music

HARARE – Four Harare City Council (HCC) employees who are on suspension for allegedly inflating prices of commodities that were meant to treat cholera will face a disciplinary hearing on a date still to be advised. “The four employees mentioned in the detailed report will be advised of when they will appear before a disciplinary…

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