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Awareness on Freedom of Information Act needed: ZMC

THE Zimbabwe Media Commission (ZMC) has implored journalists to appraise themselves with the Freedom of Information Act, and raise awareness on it to enable citizens to hold authorities accountable. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday on the sidelines of a media indaba, ZMC public information compliance manager Brian Tomo said the major thrust…

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‘Let’s mobilise resources to end TB’

THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has called on stakeholders to unite in mobilising funds for tuberculosis (TB) infections and also to ensure anyone infected gets the necessary treatment. This comes after the world recently commemorated the 2024 World TB Day under the theme “Yes! We can End TB”.However, in a statement yesterday, the ZCC…

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Kunzvi Dam 47pc done

By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw CONSTRUCTION of the 104 million cubic-metre Kunzvi Dam in Goromonzi, Mashonaland East Province, by the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa), is now 47 percent complete. However, Zinwa says the project will not end Harare’s rising water challenges and is now working on feasibility studies to construct another dam in Musami also…

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School employees in court over suspected vehicle theft

THREE Philadelphia School, Harare, employees are facing vehicle theft charges after allegedly robbing their colleague’s relative and stealing his car carrying some furniture. George Rukwesa, 63, John Marangwanda, 53 and Webster Ndawana, 34, appeared before Harare Magistrate Donald Ndirowei after they allegedly stole Christopher Chimukoro’s Nissan single cab. The court heard that Rukwesa is the…

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Over 1 million pregnant women benefit from RBF

MORE than one million poor pregnant Zimbabwean women delivered their babies for free at supported health facilities under the ResultsBased Financing (RBF) model, an official has said. World Bank Zimbabwe county manager Eneida Fernandes said this while officially handing over the project to the government on Wednesday. For 13 years, the RBF, a component of…

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Schweppes donates to children’s homes

By Nyasha Kunyiswa LEADING beverage manufacturer, Schweppes Zimbabwe Limited, has donated drinks and sanitary wear to Bumhudzo and Chinyaradzo children’s homes in Harare. The donations worth thousands of dollars were part of the company’s corporate social responsibility (CSR). Speaking at the handover ceremony this week, Schweppes corporate affairs executive, Ropafadzo Gwanetsa, said it was a…

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‘Government stabilising prices’

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the government is working on implementing new measures to stabilise prices of basic commodities. This comes as prices of basic goods continue to rise amid the accelerating slump of the Zimbabwe dollar on the parallel market.This also comes as the Zimbabwe dollar is trading at $35 000 against US$1.Addressing a politburo…

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Suspected hitmen charged with conspiracy to commit murder

FIVE Zimbabweans living in South Africa, who allegedly came home and attempted to kill a local businessman over a failed deal, have officially been charged and placed on remand. Moses Monde, Malvin Manzinde, Malvin Tatenda Nyamuranga, Norbert Muponda and Joshua Mapuranga were arrested on March 20 after accusations of attempting to kill one Oliver Tatenda…

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