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- August 24, 2022
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Construction of dams progressing well
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter CONSTRUCTION of the US$1,1 billion impact dams across the country is progressing well with the flagship dam, Lake Gwayi-Shangani now at 68 percent completion while Ziminya…
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- August 24, 2022
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Vubachikwe Mine 13 receive trauma counselling
Own Correspondent It was a tragedy of untold proportions with far reaching mental consequences. No matter how well trained you are, attending to some tragedies is a mammoth task regardless…
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- August 24, 2022
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Cement theft halts Simukwe Bridge construction
Sikhumbuzo Moyo, Senior Reporter Two years after 300 bags of cement for the construction of Simukwe Bridge in Matobo District went missing, resulting in the work coming to a halt,…
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- August 24, 2022
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Busy FTP schedule for ZC
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter The Chevrons will play more international cricket across all three formats of the game at home according to the Future Tour Programme (FTP) that was announced…
adminHwange Units 7, 8 inch closer to finality
THE two new units under the US$1,4 billion Hwange Thermal Power Station expansion are nearing completion with a new 250 000 cubic metre reservoir having been constructed, together with an extra water supply, while the necessary reinforcement of the national grid to cope with the extra supply is almost complete.
Shurugwi tops new HIV incidence rate in Midlands
THE mining town of Shurugwi is leading in terms of new HIV infections and the virus incidence rate in the Midlands.
SADC reawakens, defining new path
BY any stretch of the imagination, Africa is a rich continent endowed with glittering gold and diamonds, massive deposits of iron ore and lithium, copper, uranium, cobalt, manganese, and so much more.
Suspected teenage thief fatally assaulted
A 15-YEAR-OLD boy, who allegedly broke into a house at Hallgate Business Centre in the Maramba area of Mashonaland East, was beaten to death by nine people who apprehended him.
How ‘Russophrenia’ has slowly led to major European war
How ‘Russophrenia’ from supposedly smart people in the West has slowly led us towards a major European war
Measures in place to feed 3,8m food insecure people
MEASURES have been put in place by the Government to provide food for over 3,8 million vulnerable people who have been projected to become food insecure between January and March next year.