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Masvingo BureauGovernment has started an accelerated relocation exercise that seeks to move 1 000 families from the Tokwe-Mukosi Dam flood basin as Zimbabwe’s largest inland dam nears completion. There are about 4
User fees still paid
Health ReporterMost pregnant women in rural areas are still paying user fees to deliver in health institutions despite pronouncements of the scrapping of such, The Herald has established. These women are asked to pay
Zanu-PF to conclude outstanding issues
Herald ReporterZANU-PF is expected to conclude all the party outstanding issues pertaining to elections ahead of the Politburo meeting set for next week. Elections are due by July 31 and the Politburo is expected to spell
Biti in climbdown on Tax Bill
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter
FINANCE Minister Tendai Biti yesterday made a major climbdown by making several concessions to the Income Tax Bill after a parliamentary committee on Budget, Finance and Investment Promotion
Govt receives relief donation
Government yesterday received emergency relief material donated by Japan for victims of the
Zim set to benefit from President’s Japan tour
Lovemore Chikova in YOKOHAMA, Japan
THE 5th Tokyo International Conference on African Development ended here yesterday, with
MDC-T suspends primaries in Zanu-PF strongholds
George Maponga in Masvingo
MDC-T has waived primary elections in four constituencies in Mwenezi and Chiredzi, in Zanu-PF strongholds,
Parties hail judgment
Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter
SOME of the 28 political parties active in the country and eyeing the harmonised elections have welcomed the Constitutional Court ruling that elections be held by July 31. The parties, some of which
RBZ loses forex case, ordered to return US$1m to Trojan
Fidelis Munyoro Assistant News Editor
IN a landmark ruling likely to open floodgates against the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, the High Court has ordered the central bank return to Trojan Nickel Mine Limited bank account over US$1