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Call to improve social services in fight against GBV
Leonard Ncube,Victoria Falls Reporter GENDER activists have called on Government to set aside funds to improve social services that are critical in addressing gender-based violence (GBV) in communities. Zimbabwe is,…
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US$100 million for Sovereign Wealth Fund
Martin Kadzere, Harare Bureau THE Treasury has set aside an equivalent of US$100 million to operationalise the Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF), established about five years ago to build reserves for…
adminSenegalese WC star Diop dies
DAKAR. — Former Senegal international, Papa Bouba Diop, has passed away following a long illness at the age of 42.
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De Jongh to challenge Caf disqualification
Eddie Chikamhi and Tadious Manyepo, Harare Bureau FORMER FC Platinum coach, Pieter De Jongh, is considering challenging Caf’s decision to disqualify him from sitting on the bench for the continent’s…
Chitown officials in court
Chitungwiza Town Council’s housing and community services director Mrs Hazel Sithole appeared in court on Friday with two other council workers and four councillors facing several counts of abuse of office involving illegal allocation of land and issuance of offer letters.
Modester Mupachikwa hits century
EAGLES women captain Modester Mupachikwa scored her maiden century in the Fifty50 Challenge — and the competition’s first hundred — in their 78-run victory over Mountaineers women at Takashinga Sports Club on Saturday.
Ministry initiates contact tracing after school closure
The Ministry of Health and Child Care, which ordered the closure of Chinhoyi High School to non-examination day scholars, has started contact tracing after 57 students tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday last week.
Smugglers intercepted
At least 38 people have been arrested in Beitbridge in separate incidents on allegations of crossing into South Africa illegally before attempting to smuggle various goods worth over R156 000 into the country.
Insurers, pension funds get US-dollar premium approval
Regulations that allow insurance companies and pension funds to carry out business in foreign currency have been promulgated, a move that will help these entities hedge contributions, investments, and assets against inflationary pressures.
Land developers given ultimatum
Private land developers behind the construction of more than 12 000 new housing units in Victoria Ranch suburb have been given an ultimatum to improve the drainage system in the sprawling suburb which was at the receiving end of damaging flash floods on Wednesday last week.