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Prosecutor slapped with four more charges

A PUBLIC prosecutor accused of illegally facilitating the release of an armed robbery suspect on bail using forged papers has been slapped with four more counts. Initially Henry Muringani was accused of preparing bail application papers for an inmate Tatenda Tawanda Mutengo who was detained at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison. Mutengo, who is facing armed…

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Political parties in last-ditch stumps… as campaigning for tomorrow’s key by-elections reaches fever pitch

Mugove Tafirenyika and Dionne Kanyowa THERE continued to be a flurry of political activity around the country yesterday, as major parties sought to gain eleventh-hour advantage over their opponents ahead of tomorrow’s by-elections. While some of the parties mounted large open-air rallies, others engaged in door-to-door campaigns in closely-fought constituencies ahead of the special polls, which…

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Mugabe son Jnr graces ED’s rally… as family finally appears to have reconciled with Zanu PF

THE family of the late former president Robert Mugabe appears to have now thrown its weight behind President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu PF. This comes after Robert Mugabe Jnr attended Mnangagwa’s star rally in Chitungwiza yesterday, where he said the family was rallying behind the ruling party ahead of Saturday’s by-elections and the fast-approaching 2023…

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Government targets 2m in IDs registration exercise

Hazel Marimbiza THE civil registry department is set to embark on a nationwide mobile registration exercise which will see at least two million people being issued with birth, death certificates and national identity documents in a space of five months. This comes at a time when the government has admitted that it was facing a…

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Brain drain affecting MSD

Melisa Chatikobo chatikobom@dailynews.co.zw FINANCIAL constraints and brain drain of weather specialists have affected the Meteorological Service Department (MSD) in providing early warning systems. Speaking at the Meteorological Day commemorations in the capital yesterday, Environment minister Mangaliso Ndhlovu, pictured, said there was a need to invest in weather forecasting equipment to prepare for climate change. “Our…

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