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A flurry of activity over the Batoka Gorge Hydro-Electric project is expected in the next few weeks amid indications that the updating of feasibility studies would be concluded at the end of the first quarter.
Zanu-PF youths speak on price hikes
ZIMBABWEANS should exercise their rights as consumers to resist unjustified regime change-inspired price increases, the Zanu-PF Youth League has said.
V2030 training for civil servants
Paidamoyo Chipunza Senior Reporter The Public Service Commission (PSC) will soon roll out a training programme to inculcate a new culture within the civil service that will guarantee the successful…
Double glory for Chivaviro, wife
Celebrated gospel musician Reverend Togarepi Chivaviro will for the first time hold a double album launch with his wife, Juliet Chivavairo, who unveils her debut solo album on February 20 at New Ambassador Hotel.
First Mutual medical aid premiums up 35 percent
FIRST Mutual Health is set to increase medical aid monthly contributions by 35 percent with effect from March 1, 2019, as it seeks to track spiralling drug and hospital fees.
There’s more to sexual abuse than gender
The gender discourse has for years centred on women and girls, who have historically been disproportionally affected by all forms of sexual violence.
Private sector calls for smart deal-making
Zimbabwe should negotiate better deals with foreign capital to curb illicit financial flows in the country, United Refineries Ltd chief executive Busisa Moyo has said.
DeMbare reserve 2 slots for foreigners
DYNAMOS coach Lloyd Chigowe says he is reserving the remaining two slots on his squad for foreign players.
More feared dead in Battlefields disaster
Casualties in the Battlefields mine disaster near Kadoma could rise to 50 from the initial 23 reported yesterday, amid indications that more bodies could have been washed down shafts and tunnels that were flooded on Tuesday night.
78 cops injured in ‘Shutdown’ violence: Report
Seventy-eight police officers were injured, while one was killed in the line of duty during last month’s violent protests instigated by the opposition MDC-Alliance, the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) and their civil society allies, a detailed report by the Government shows.