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- August 22, 2022
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Burns sell out copper cables thief
Flora Fadzai Sibanda, Chronicle Reporter BURNS suffered while stealing copper cables in Hillside suburb sold out a thief from Kensington, leading to his arrest and recovery of the stolen property.…
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- August 22, 2022
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Engage in farming, mining youths urged
Michael Makuza, Business Reporter YOUTHS have been urged to tap into growing opportunities in mining and agriculture sectors to scale up their contribution to mainstream economy and creation of jobs.…
adminHealth sector to continue pushing down maternal deaths
Zimbabwe’s health-care sector needs a collaborative effort to ensure that all pregnant women have full and practical access to health services, and full information on their medical rights, to continue pushing down maternal deaths and infant mortality rates.
Criminal case against managers collapses
Three senior managers of Waverley Plastics accused of forging documents to elbow out other company directors have been released from remand after a magistrate ruled that there was no criminal offence disclosed in the details of the charges.
President hailed for arresting inflation
Kadoma-based businessman Mr Langton Mabhanga has noted with approval President Mnangagwa’s response to end the burst of high inflation over four months of this year and extortionist pricing of goods and services by some businesses.
Mutsauki calls for self-confidence
THE Zimbabwe senior netball team head coach Ropafadzo Mutsauki wants his charges to have self-confidence and believe that they can qualify for the 2023 World Netball Cup finals as they take on Botswana today. In their opening World Cup Qualifiers quest at the ongoing tournament in Pretoria, the Gems seek to secure a second successive appearance at the global contest.
Ex-police chief to perform community service
FORMER officer Commanding CID Vehicle Theft Squad (VTS) at Southerton Police Station in Harare, Chief Superintendent Kirispen Mutsengi, has been ordered to perform 315 hours of community service after being found guilty of crashing a Mazda BT50 truck, which was being held as exhibit in a criminal case.
J Lo and Ben Affleck tie the knot
Chicago. — Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez tied the knot at actor’s Georgia mansion surrounded by family, friends and A-listers
Marry Mubaiwa loses jurisdiction application
The attempt by Marry Mubaiwa to stop any Zimbabwean court from trying her on the charge of attempting to murder her former husband, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, in a South African hospital was dismissed last week by the presiding regional magistrate because both the people involved were Zimbabweans.
10 Questions on Taiwan Question
In disregard of China’s solemn position and firm opposition and with the connivance and arrangement of the US government, Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi went ahead with the visit to China’s Taiwan region.