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The Civil Protection Unit (CPU) has issued a warning of a tropical storm that is developing into a cyclone named Cyclone Kenneth, which is projected to make a landfall in Tanzania, Mozambique, Malawi and parts of Zimbabwe today.
Govt to standardise varsity appointments
Appointments of senior officials at colleges and universities will soon be standardised in accordance with the Corporate Governance Act as part of a new thrust by Government to conform to global education trends, a Cabinet Minister has said.
Be proactive, Support Unit told
Government has challenged police officers from the Support Unit to be proactive when deployed to maintain law and order rather than wait for a directive from the command centre.
Matanga calls for behavioural shift
Police Commissioner-General Godwin Matanga has challenged officers to continue improving the service they offer the public as there were still concerns over the quality of their dockets and behaviour.
EDITORIAL COMMENT : Mthuli’s call on pricing laudable
THE call by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube yesterday that industrialists and retailers should stop pegging their prices against the parallel market rate of foreign currency, but the interbank rate is laudable.
‘I’m glad to be back home’
TONDERAI NDIRAYA says he is pleased to be back home and has promised to give it his best shot to put smiles back on the fans of troubled giants Dynamos.
Tammy reflects on upbringing in new single
Rising afro-pop musician Thamsanqa “Tammy” Moyo is reflecting on her upbringing in new single titled “Kwandinobva” scheduled for release this Friday.
Cocaine is just BAD news
Cocaine is a powerfully addictive stimulant drug made from the leaves of the coca plant native to South America. In the street, cocaine looks like a fine, white, crystal powder.
Submit views on Peace, Order Bill — Parly
Parliament has called on the public to start submitting their views on the recently gazetted Maintenance of Peace and Order Bill, 2019 (H.B.3) that was gazetted last week.
$4 million bitumen vanishes
AT least 215 drums of bitumen worth RTGS$4 million were stolen at a road construction site in Chivhu last week and Government has rolled out extensive investigations to apprehend the culprits.