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Government modernises border posts

Minister of Transport, Felix Mhona, says the government has embarked on a programme of upgrading and modernising the country’s border posts with the Chirundu border post expected to meet the standards of the Beitbridge border post. The two border posts record the largest volume of both human and traffic entries and exits. Work on the…

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We will do more to mend prices, Zim dollar: Ncube

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT AND BLESSING MASHAYA UNDER pressure Finance minister Mthuli Ncube says the government will leave no stone unturned in its quest to stabilise prices, the Zimbabwe dollar and the country’s economy. Speaking exclusively to the Daily News On Sunday this past Friday, Ncube also said authorities will go allout to promote the wider…

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Zec to engage CCC over electoral issues

BRANDON JOSPHAT THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) says it is prepared to engage the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) to address the opposition party’s concerns over the voters’ roll. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, Zec vice chairperson Rodney Kiwa, said the electoral body had an “open-door policy” for all stakeholders who wanted…

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Apostolic, Zion churches pledge to vote for ED

CONGREGANTS from the Apostolic and Zion sectors who gathered under the banner Vapositori4ED at the Zimbabwe Grounds in Highfield, Harare, yesterday, pledged to vote in their numbers for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF in the August 23 general elections. The national chairperson of the grouping, Moses Gwasirira, said indigenous churches in Zimbabwe would mobilise…

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Nust retrenches 60 non-academic staff

BY YVONNE NCUBEin BULAWAYO THE Bulawayo-based National University of Science and Technology (Nust) has reportedly retrenched, with immediate effect, 60 non-academic staff without appropriate notice. In a brief letter to the affected employees, obtained by the Daily News On Sunday, Nust informed the selected staffers to stop reporting for work from May 31. “Please be…

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Unicef rescues 300 Chivi families living with disabilities

BY RUTENDO NGARA THE United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef), in partnership with the Zimbabwe Parents of the Handicapped Children Association ZCoHCA, has empowered over 300 persons with disabilities in Chivi district, Masvingo Province, through income-generating projects. Addressing the media last week at Chengaose Stimulation Centre in the district, ZCoHCA field officer Tracy Mabhiza said the…

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Disappearing ink claims rehashed… as Zim prepares for August 23 elections

IN A surprising development, an opposition legislator has regurgitated yester-year claims of disappearing ink on ballot papers. This comes despite repeated assurances by the authorities that the claims were false and that this year’s elections will once again be free and fair. Speaking in Parliament on Thursday, the Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) MP for…

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Zimbabwe, West relations thawing — Government

THE government says it has implanted enough reforms that should see the thawing of its relations with Western countries after decades of international isolation. This comes as the late former President Robert Mugabe’s administration was slapped with sanctions in the 2000s by the United States of America, the United Kingdom and the European Union after…

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Girl bites assailant’s manhood during rape

A MAN from Mungate Village, under Chief Chinamora, Mashonaland East Province, rued the day he allegedly committed rape, when his victim bit him on his private parts before escaping his grasp. Edson Gwada was arraigned before Harare magistrate Feresi Chakanyuka on Thursday where he was charged with rape. He was remanded in custody and ordered…

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