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New land policy framework to benefit women

Hazel Marimbiza WOMEN in the country are set to benefit from the new land policy framework as most of them have over the years been denied the rights to own land, a senior government official has said. This was revealed yesterday by deputy minister of Agriculture, Douglas Karoro during a Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)…

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Harare man in bid to stop by-elections

A HARARE man Tapera Sengweni and three others have challenged the proclamation of the forthcoming parliamentary and council by-elections by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. This comes as the campaign for the by-elections slated for March 26 are already in full swing with various political parties canvassing for support in 28 constituencies countrywide.  Most of the seats fell…

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Cemetery rituals delay Bulawayo burials

COUNCILLORS have called for a ban of rituals at Bulawayo City cemeteries as they are causing unnecessary congestion during burials. According to latest full council minutes, Bulawayo city fathers said graveside different cultural and religious rites carried on gravesides by bereaved families prior to burial were time consuming resulting in failure to stick to their…

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Cops raid cleric Magaya’s home. . . after authorities are tipped off about alleged criminal activities there

Rumbidzai Ngwenya POLICE yesterday raided three Harare properties, including the home of prominent preacher Walter Magaya. Authoritative sources told the Daily News last night that a team of detectives, military officers and CIO operatives swooped on Magaya’s residence in Mt Pleasant at the crack of dawn. Law enforcement agents would only say the raids entailed “investigations on…

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Census to help in poverty alleviation: ED

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, yesterday said next month’s census is aimed at alleviating poverty as it will give the government  statistics on schools dropouts, housing characteristics and living conditions. Launching a 50 days countdown to the 2022 population and housing census scheduled to take place between April 21 and 30, Mnangagwa yesterday said the government would…

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14-day ultimatum for Marry

A HARARE magistrate has given Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s ex-wife, Marry a two-week ultimatum to engage a new lawyer for trial in a matter she is accused of assaulting her maid. Magistrate Learnmore Mapiye gave the order after Marry’s lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa yesterday failed to turn up for trial on medical grounds after she underwent…

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Zimbabwe gets major boost in Covid-19 fight

Rumbidzai Ngwenya ZIMBABWE yesterday got a shot in the arm in its fight against Covid-19 after receiving medical equipment worth over US$2,3 million from the governments of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Japan and development partners. The United Kingdom donated case management equipment worth US$340 191, which included 100 Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) UCL…

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Private sector must enhance wheat production: Haritatos

Melisa Chatikobo AGRICULTURE deputy minister Vangelis Haritatos has called on the private sector to partner farmers to enhance winter wheat productivity. Speaking at the Zimbabwe Wheat Board conference and awards in Harare yesterday, Haritatos expressed hope that more farmers would take up wheat production this winter cropping season owing to the availability of inputs. “Last…

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‘The way forward remains dialogue’…analysts reiterate, as political violence escalates

POLITICAL analysts say the “predictable” current political violence afflicting the country only serves to confirm that inclusive dialogue is the only way out for Zimbabwe at the moment. In addition, they say, the long-mooted national talks should pave the way for another government of national unity (GNU) in the country — like what  happened in 2009,…

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RBZ ups US$ cash individuals can export

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has increased the amount of hard cash that individuals can take out of the country to US$5 000 or its equivalent in any currency or combination of currencies. In a statement yesterday, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said the amount of local currency cash that a person was…

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