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Zim irrigation tranformation charms Malawi
Prosper Ndlovu , Recently in Lilongwe, Malawi THE government of Malawi says it is inspired by Zimbabwe’s irrigation agriculture tranformation model and shares the view that regional food security could…
adminSuffocating enablers of Zim’s vision is the new plot
When the European Union and its big brother, the US, imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe, the central object as the then US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Chester Crocker put it, was to make the economy scream so as to separate Zimbabweans from Zanu PF.
Huge strides in political, economic reforms
Strides have been made by the Government in implementing its electoral promises and it will continue upgrading infrastructure and transforming the economy for the benefit of all citizens, President Mnangagwa twitted yesterday.
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‘Regional integration programmes pick pace’
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) says its regional integration programmes have picked pace despite the negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic…
Police probe cross border bus firm
Victor Maphosa Mashonaland East Bureau Police have launched investigations into the circumstances that saw a Sables bus passing through all police checkpoints from Beitbridge to Marondera before it was impounded.…
President hints on indaba adjustments
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday hinted that Zanu PF might have to review the holding of the party’s Annual People’s Conference owing to a spike in Covid-19 infections and fatalities.
Man kills father, aunt
Police have launched a manhunt for a man who allegedly killed his father and aunt before raping a woman and committing a spate of robberies around Kadoma.
Mat North residents embrace mass vaccination
PEOPLE in Matabeleland North have embraced the vaccination programme as long queues were observed when the province rolled out the inoculation process yesterday morning.
Free movement will help bring Africa together
“Unite we must. Without necessarily sacrificing our sovereignties, big or small, we can here and now forge a political union based on defence, foreign affairs and diplomacy, and a common citizenship, an African currency, an African monetary zone, and an African central bank. We must unite in order to achieve the full liberation of our continent.”
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Econet invites early redemption for debenture holders
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe is inviting its debenture holders for early redemption to allow the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe to manage liquidity as the aggregate redemption…