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‘Abusive attitudes not good for unity’. . . Mwonzora says, as 2023 polls loom ever closer

A LACK of respect and abusive behaviour by some opposition members is standing in the way of “progressive forces” working together against Zanu PF ahead of the crunch 2023 national elections, opposition leader Douglas Mwonzora  has said. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Mwonzora also reiterated his belief that opposition unity based on a shared vision was “absolutely…

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Govt moves to plug ICT revenue leakages

Rutendo Ngara THE government has moved to root out  revenue leakages, corrupt activities or cyber fraudsters by launching a Telecommunication Traffic Monitoring System (TTMS) to monitor all online activities in the telecommunications industry. Speaking at the  commissioning of the system in Harare yesterday, minister of  Information  Communication Technologies, Postal  and Courier  Services Jenfan Muswere said  the machine self-declared revenue collections  and  minimises possibilities of…

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‘Harsh economic environment spurs school dropout’

THE ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare has revealed that from 2019 to 2021 the country recorded a downward trend…

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Miners appeal to RBZ to review policies

Adelaide Moyo  recently in Victoria Falls MINERS in the country have appealed to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) to review the current foreign currency retention policies to address cashflow problems the industry is facing. Under the RBZ arrangement, mining companies retain 60 percent of their export proceeds, which they say is inadequate for business…

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Gvt distributes food as hunger threatens

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, says the government will soon distribute food to needy Zimbabweans in the wake of this season’s poor harvests. Mnangagwa said at the weekend that the government would complement this year’s available grain with what was in the strategic grain reserves, to ensure that no Zimbabwean would starve. “I have since directed…

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Free medical care for Harare residents

The Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) church in conjunction with Arundel Hospital offered free health care services including physiotherapy and Covid-19 PCR tests to Harare residents yesterday. Speaking to Daily News yesterday on the side-lines of the health expo, SDA chaplain Brain  Moyo said they had noted with concern the plight of Zimbabweans with regards to access to health…

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Five up for faking birth record

TWO officers at the Registrar of Births and Deaths based at the Market Square office in Harare have been nabbed on allegations of processing a birth certificate for a woman without required papers. Hilda Ncube and Eneritha Dube reportedly charged Moreblessing Hove US$100 who had no birth record for her child stating that the child…

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