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Doctors demand to be paid in US$

HARARE – Doctors are demanding to be paid their salaries in United States dollars to cushion themselves from rampaging inflation. At the same time, the doctors have implored government to declare the situation in the health sector a state of emergency to enable it to seek aid from international partners. In a letter to Health…

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Cholera kills 7 in Buhera

HARARE – While authorities in Harare claim that the cholera outbreak has been contained, the plague has hit Buhera with seven people being confirmed dead from the disease. The deputy minister of Health and Child Care John Mangwiro confirmed the latest development. “It is true that there has been an outbreak of the disease in…

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RBZ suspends senior officers

HARARE – The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has suspended senior directors after they were fingered in abuse of office allegations. RBZ director (bank supervision) Norman Mataruka; director financial intelligence Mirirai Chiremba; head of security Gresham Muradzikwa and director financial markets Azvinandaa Saburi were all served with letters of suspension earlier yesterday, pending investigations In…

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Chamisa demands 2 percent tax refunds

HARARE – MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, has demanded that government reverses and refund Zimbabweans all the money they lost following the introduction of the infamous tax regime, which milks two cents on every dollar for electronic transactions. Speaking to the Daily News, Chamisa said the Zanu PF–led government is failing to come up with solutions…

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Cost of fuel goes up

HARARE – Cost of fuel prices have gone up for the second time in two months, amid serious shortages of the commodity across the country. [Adz] [GoogleAd]

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Chefs fail to pay workers

HARARE – Several Zanu PF politicians have been dragged to court by employees over failure to pay wages at their farms. As a result, the Progressive Agriculture and Allied Workers’ Union of Zimbabwe (Paawuz) — the union that represents farm workers — has been left with no choice but to approach the Labour Court for…

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Self-styled prophet jailed 20yrs for rape

HARARE – A self-styled prophet, who is facing a litany of charges that include rape and attempted murder, last week breathed a sigh of relief after he was acquitted of the charge of attempted murder. Hebert Senda was jailed, an effective 20 years behind bars, for rape on April 4 this year but successfully applied…

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Fuel prices go up again

HARARE – Cost of fuel prices have gone up for the second time in two months, amid serious shortages of the commodity across the country. A survey by the Daily News yesterday showed that the price for both petrol and diesel has increased by two cents, with the former fetching $1,43 from $1,41, while the…

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Infamous 2 percent tax gets lifeline

HARARE – Government’s controversial implementation of a draconian two percent tax on electronic transactions has been given a lifeline after High Court judge Felistas Chatukuta yesterday ruled that the application made by a Harare social activist was not urgent. The matter will now be heard on the ordinary roll. Mfundo Mlilo had filed an urgent…

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Man defrauds wedding planner of US$35 000

HARARE – A Harare man has been dragged to court for allegedly defrauding a local wedding planner of $35 000 after misrepresenting that he works at the United States Embassy. Eric Amani Chibabira appeared before Harare magistrate Rumbidzai Mugwagwa facing one count of fraud. Mugwagwa remanded Chibabira to October 30. Prosecuting, Sabastian Mutizirwa said sometime…

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