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Invictus commences milestone, largest oil and gas exploration drilling
Senior Business Reporter INVICTUS Energy, which is searching for oil and gas in the north of Zimbabwe began drilling last Friday, a project it says is one of the largest…
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- September 27, 2022
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20 percent survival rate for children with cancer
Thandeka Moyo-Ndlovu , Senior Health Reporter Childhood cancers, although they cannot be prevented like other non-communicable diseases, can be cured with early and accurate diagnosis. The survival rate of victims…
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Zanu-PF Matabeleland North endorses ED as candidate for President
Nqobile Tshili, Chronicle Reporter ZANU-PF Matabeleland North has endorsed President Mnangagwa as the party’s candidate in the 2023 presidential elections while giving more impetus to economic and social service provision in…
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International basketball tourney for Bulawayo
Innocent Kurira, Sports Reporter BASKETBALL Union of Zimbabwe (Buz) president Joe Mujuru says the country will host a major international competition in January next year with Bulawayo set to be…
adminAspiring nurse aide trainees duped
A Harare man yesterday appeared in court facing six counts of fraud after he allegedly duped people of their hard-earned money on the pretext that he would train them as nurse aides.
Agric Ministry gets international recognition
Officials from Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Ministry have been honoured by non-governmental organisations for their exceptional performance in the discharge of their duties for the development of the country.
Invest in cultural tourism, development agencies urged
Communities in Beitbridge district have challenged development agencies and local authorities to channel more resources towards the construction of more culture centres.
71 600ha target for soyabeans
A major push to boost production of soya beans in the coming season is expected to raise the harvest next year by 75 percent to around 143 000 tonnes from 71 600 hectares, from the base of 82 000 tonnes harvest this year from the 41 000ha planted last summer.
Chipawo to host Creative Corridors
Arts Reporter In a bid to continue promoting arts and culture, Children Performing Arts Workshop (Chipawo) Trust in partnership with Shangano Arts Trust, are collaborating for the Creative Corridors project…
Parly cancels laptops tender
Parliament last week officially cancelled the tender for the supply of laptops and desktop computers it had awarded to two companies after the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development flagged the transactions over inflated prices.