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Cabinet sets out stringent measures on electricity, fuel
Zvamaida Murwira, Harare Bureau Government has approved a duty waiver on solar equipment and allowed mining firms to procure energy directly from the Southern Africa Power Pool. Further, selected hotels…
adminFCP limping: Mapeza
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter COACH, Norman Mapeza has admitted that his FC Platinum side is “limping” despite being able to hold on to pole position in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer…
Malaria claims 183 lives
Thandeka Moyo, Health Reporter A TOTAL of 183 people have died of malaria since the beginning the year with reports indicating that 189 310 cases have been reported countrywide so far. …
24-hour water rationing for Gweru
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief GWERU City Council has released a water rationing schedule that will see residents going for up to 24 hours without the precious liquid as the city…
Gukurahundi victims top documentation hearing
Leonard Ncube in Lupane PEOPLE from Matabeleland North have implored the Government to help facilitate the issuance of national documents to victims of Gukurahundi saying a majority of them remain…
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AU First Ladies urged to fight against cancer
Tendai Rupapa, Harare Bureau African Union member States and all stakeholders have been urged to prioritise the fight against cancer which continues to kill more people than any other non-communicable…
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Government suspends tax on raw platinum exports
GOVERNMENT has suspended plans to effect a 15 percent tax on raw platinum exports by January 2022 following commitment by platinum mines to set up credible refinery plants and capital…
Modi given standing ovation at dogs-attacked woman’s church
Stanford Chiwanga THE Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, Cde Raj Modi, was on Sunday given a standing ovation when he attended a church service at Abundant Life Revival Mission…
Youth Games preperations on course
Locadia Mavhudzi, Midlands Correspondent ABOUT 8 000 athletes and officials are expected to grace the National Youth and Paralympics games to be held in Gweru from July 27 to August 10…
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Inflation forecast to stabilise
Golden Sibanda, Harare Bureau ZIMBABWE’s galloping rate of inflation will slowdown and come under control by end of this year on exchange rate stability, economic analysts have said. Annual inflation…