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- February 3, 2020
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Locust swarms threaten more East African countries
NAIROBI – Swarms of desert locusts could ravage more countries in eastern Africa and threaten the livelihood of many more people, the United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) said…
adminDPC speaks on principle of coverage
According to the International Association of Deposit Insurers (IADI) Core Principles for Effective deposit insurance, it is the responsibility of policy makers to clearly define the coverage level limit and scope of deposit insurance.
Chegutu District Hospital suspends mortuary services
Chegutu District Hospital has, with immediate effect, suspended mortuary services to pave way for renovations by Nyaradzo Funeral Services.
Coronavirus: China shares in biggest fall
The Shanghai Composite index closed nearly 8 percent lower, its biggest daily drop for more than four years.
Council compiles database for Hopley
HARARE City Council is building a database listing residents of Hopley settlement so that people living in the area and their status can be ascertained and legal stand owners given proper documents.
ZMDC former bosses’ freedom bid flops
Former Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation (ZMDC) board chairman David Murangari and the corporation’s acting general manager, Luke Akino, have a case to answer in their trial of corruptly awarding a $168 000 consultancy services contract to their acquaintance.
Peri-urban service provision: Whose baby is it?
Pardon Gotora Urban Scape Zimbabwe comprises three tiers of Government — the national Government, the provincial and metropolitan councils and local authorities. There are 10 administrative provinces, including two metropolitan,…
Choga wins Exide race
Takudzwa Chitsiga Sports Reporter WITNESS PATRICK and Mildred Choga won the inaugural Striders-Exide 21km race at Mt Pleasant Sports Club on Saturday. Patrick crossed the finish line in 1hr 16mins…
Bogus soldier rides ZNA bus for the whole year
A daring Harare man masquerading as a soldier spent the whole of last year enjoying free Zimbabwe National Army transport but his luck ran out when his bid to seek medical attention at an army hospital backfired.
JUST IN : Chegutu district hospital suspends mortuary services
Chegutu District Hospital has, with immediate effect, suspended all mortuary services to pave way for renovations of the hospital mortuary.