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President Mnangagwa today headlines the 10th National Clean-Up Campaign at Mzimba Shopping Centre in Chinhoyi before presiding over Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT)’s 15th graduation ceremony.
Trump accuses Democrats of wasting time with impeachment ‘b . . .. it’
President Donald Trump accused the Democratic Party on Wednesday of wasting time on the impeachment probe sparked by the Ukraine scandal engulfing the White House, dismissing the inquiry as “bullshit”.…
More victims of sexual offences reporting the crime
MAIDUGURI (Nigeria) — The Nigerian army released 25 children yesterday after clearing them of suspected ties with armed Islamist groups in the country’s restive northeast region, the United Nations Children’s…
Zim calls out lying America
Zimbabwe has called out the United States of America for trying “to hide behind the finger” by describing its sanctions regime as merely restrictive measures.
Commission recovers $100m property from looters
Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) chairperson Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo says the commission has recovered property worth over $100 million from looters as efforts intensify to combat graft.
Mphoko refuses to submit title deeds
FORMER Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko’s bid to have his passport back hit a brick wall yesterday after he refused to submit title deeds to his Douglasdale home in Bulawayo as part of the conditions.
DCCs bounce back
A Zanu-PF special Politburo meeting yesterday appointed a five-member team led by national chairperson Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri to oversee the re-establishment of a District Coordinating Committee (DCC) in Harare as the ruling party intensifies preparations for 2023 harmonised elections.
Vibrant mining sector critical: Mutsvangwa
GOVERNMENT wants to see the resuscitation of all mining operations and proper exploitation of natural resources to ensure the economy is turned around, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Monica Mutsvangwa has said.
Industry welcomes proposed power tariff review
THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) says it welcomes any power tariff adjustment that improves supply and enhances productivity in the manufacturing sector.
Ndiri wema‘spiritual wives’
MURUME wemubhuku rekwaChoto, kwaMambo Mangwende, kwaMurehwa — uyo pari zvino ari kugara papurazi reRuwari, kuMarondera — anoti asvika pakufinhurwa nekudanana nevakadzi vaasingazive, avo vanongouya kwaari asina kuzvitarisira, voita zvavanoda naye vasati vatsakatika.