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ED woos fired Zanu PF rebels

HARARE – Zanu PF has extended an olive branch to former party cadres who were sacked between 2014 and last year. The Daily News can reveal that Zanu PF functionaries — acting on instructions from President Emmerson Mnangagwa — have been in touch with some of the expelled members in a bid to strengthen the…

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Churches respond to cholera outbreak

HARARE – As Zimbabwe grapples with the cholera outbreak, churches have pledged to help fight its spread with some saying they will be shelving services for this week. Others said they will take the opportunity to educate their congregants on cholera related issues. The government has since imposed a ban on public gatherings as a…

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Mudenda to meet Parly chief whips

HARARE – Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda, will today meet with chief whips from both Zanu PF and the opposition MDC ahead of tomorrow’s official opening of Parliament. While Mudenda told the Daily News that this would be an “internal administrative meeting,” sources said he could take advantage of the indaba to implore…

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‘Govt to blame for cholera epidemic’

HARARE – Civic Society Health Emergency Response Coordinating Committee (CSHERCC) has said the government is solely to blame for the more than 25 reported cholera deaths. In a statement read by Community Water Alliance national coordinator Timothy Chitambure on behalf of the committee at a press briefing, the committee expressed sadness over the way government…

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Top govt post for Khupe?

HARARE – Speculation is rife within the MDC led by Thokozani Khupe that its leader could be earmarked for a diplomatic posting in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government. This follows claims on social media that Khupe could replace Zimbabwe’s late Ambassador to Senegal and The Gambia, Trudy Stevenson. Responding to the speculation, the MDC said it…

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‘MDC council, govt should work together’

MUTARE – MDC Alliance-controlled local authorities are not autonomous to government and pushing for absolute independence would place them on collision course with the ministry of Local Government, an official has said. Mutare District Administrator (DA) Wilson Boore told Mutare city councillors during their swearing-in recently that they needed to see themselves as part of…

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ED courts fired Zanu PF rebels

HARARE – ZANU PF has extended an olive branch to former party cadres who were sacked between 2014 and last year. The Daily News can reveal that Zanu PF functionaries — acting on instructions from President Emmerson Mnangagwa — have been in touch with some of the expelled members in a bid to strengthen the…

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Kunzvi, Musami dams to ease water woes

HARARE – Government should give Harare City Council (HCC) permission to source funders who can construct Kunzvi and Musami dams in order to ease the city’s water problems. Harare mayor Herbert Gomba told the Daily News that the city’s water supply was being outstretched because it provided the liquid to many towns that surrounds it….

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Masiyiwa outrage: Officials attempt to exploit Econet cholera fund

HARARE – Econet founder Strive Masiyiwa has expressed his outrage at some municipal officials who attempted to defraud cholera response funds donated by Econet valued at $10 million. In a post on his Facebook page, Masiyiwa alleges that suppliers and some officials from affected municipalities were offering items needed for the response at highly inflated…

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