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Dept of Immigration tightens border screws
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IDBZ moves to avert Gweru water crisis
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Midlands sets up devolution committees
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City allays water rationing fears
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Let’s work hard to prosper – ED
President Mnangagwa has challenged Zimbabweans to work hard to ensure the country prospers.
Addressing thousands of St Noah Taguta-led Johanne Marange followers at Mafararikwa Village in Bocha during their Passover ceremony yesterday, the President said Zimbabwe was endowed with bountiful resources, including wildlife, and has the sovereign right to determine how they are managed.
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- July 14, 2019
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Let’s work hard to prosper – ED
President Mnangagwa has challenged Zimbabweans to work hard to ensure the country prospers.
Addressing thousands of St Noah Taguta-led Johanne Marange followers at Mafararikwa Village in Bocha during their Passover ceremony yesterday, the President said Zimbabwe was endowed with bountiful resources, including wildlife, and has the sovereign right to determine how they are managed.