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- Manicapost
- September 16, 2021
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Normal operations at RG Office
Post Reporter THE Registrar General Office in Manicaland has reverted to normal operations, offering all the required services to the citizenry. In an interview yesterday (Thursday), Manicaland Provincial Registrar, Ms…
Killer guard in the dock
A SECURITY guard, who shot dead a ZUPCO bus conductor in Dzivaresekwa on Monday night, was first caught red-handed draining 25 litres of diesel from buses at Eagle Liner Coaches garage and fired a gun shot towards the bus company’s two employees who pursued him, a court heard.
Security taskforce intercepts 2 fuel tankers
The national security taskforce has intercepted two fuel tankers carrying 43 000 litres of fuel that was being smuggled from South Africa to Zimbabwe via the Beitbridge Border Post.
France suspends 3 000 health workers over mandatory jabs
PARIS. – Hospitals, care homes and health centres have suspended around 3 000 workers across France for failing to comply with mandatory Covid-19 vaccination, the government said yesterday, as countries…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Do more to add value to tobacco exports
Farmers and contractors are getting ready for the next tobacco season with more farmers already registered with the Tobacco Industry Marketing Board and a target of 210 million kg set…
Mine manager killed, night shift vanishes with gold ore
A mine manager was attacked and killed on Wednesday night in Saruwe area, Mashonaland West, and the entire night shift of the mine has vanished with 20 tonnes of gold ore and a quantity of explosives.
Loga’s US$90k golden handshake
Eddie Chikamhi Senior Sports Reporter ZIFA’S ill-fated experiment with hapless Croatian coach, Zdravko Logarusic, has cost the association a cumulative bill of over US$223 000 in salaries and bonuses over…
- Manicapost
- September 16, 2021
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Football back, stars excited
Moffat Mungazi Sports Reporter DOMESTIC footballers have described the return of the game as a welcome development that is good for, not only the players, but other stakeholders like clubs…
Ruling deferred in Mafume’s case
THE court yesterday deferred the ruling on State’s application seeking to bar Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume from visiting Town House and other council offices until his criminal matters have been finalised, to next week because of the unavailability of the presiding magistrate.
New chair for Mabhikwa tribunal
President Mnangagwa has appointed retired judge Justice November Mtshiya to chair the tribunal to investigate the suitability of suspended High Court Judge Justice Thompson Mabhikwa to hold a judicial office and extended the life span of the tribunal by another six months.