adminRwanda rejects contraceptives for girls
KIGALI. – Rwandan parliament has rejected a bill to amend a 2016 law to allow contraceptives to be given to girls from the age of 15. A group of MPs…
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- businessweekly
- October 19, 2022
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Comesa, AfDB to harmonise consumer price index
Oliver Kazunga THE Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) and the African Development Bank are working on harmonising consumer price indices in Africa to improve measurement process of…
‘No room for irrelevant evidence in Biti trial’
Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent Deputy Prosecutor-General Mr Michael Reza yesterday told the court during Tendai Biti’s trial, that he will never entertain anything that has to do with the complainant’s…
BOMBSHELL FOR FC PLATINUM!
Tadious Manyepo Sports Reporter FC PLATINUM could be made to pay dearly, including possibly having the Castle Lager Premiership football title which they are on the verge of winning forfeited,…
Billboard changes Tafirenyika’s modelling career
Light Image Productions chief executive Melgin Tafienyika is a model, actor, writer, producer and film director, all rolled into one. Tafirenyika has worked for eight years under top South African…
How Zim team clinched global challenge
Special Correspondent A team of Zimbabwean science students scored a major win at the just-ended 2022 First Global Challenge in Geneva, Switzerland, where they clinched the Gold Medal in the…
Liquid Intelligent seeks to ward off cyber attacks
Latipha Mapfumo COMPANIES can have more peaceful nights knowing valuable corporate information is safe after Liquid Intelligent Technologies (Liquid) last week introduced a new cyber security service that helps businesses…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Gukurahundi inquiry follows the right steps
The Gukurahundi issue cannot now be swept under any carpet nor need those whose communities were affected remain silent since, with the full backing of President Mnangagwa, the communities are…
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- Chronicle
- October 19, 2022
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Midlands farmers make headway in Intwasa preps
Midlands Bureau MORE than 140 000 farmers in the Midlands province have to date dug Pfumvudza/ Intwasa holes in preparation for the summer cropping season. Under the programme, each farming…