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Government relaxes maize sale restrictions
Leonard Ncube, Victoria Falls Reporter Government says it has relaxed regulations on marketing of agricultural produce like maize in response to increased productivity. Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development…
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November, Mubaiwa triumph in Munhumutapa Strokeplay
Brandon Moyo, Sports Reporter AMATEUR golfers, Tariro November as well as Yolanda Mubaiwa were crowned the men’s and women’s winners of the 2023 Munhumutapa Strokeplay Championship which was held at…
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Binga investor targets first quarter coal sales
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Business Reporter LONDON Alternative Investment (AIM)-listed miner — Contango Holdings is upbeat on prospects of transitioning into a fully-fledged and cash-generative production company towards the end of…
adminAmerican hegemony, its perils under scrutiny
In a rare scathing essay, Beijing’s foreign ministry has blasted Washington’s continued attempts at world domination.
Holy Cross dam wall reconstructed
THE Holy Cross Dam wall in the Midlands Province, which collapsed in 2007, is now being reconstructed.
4 children, teen drown in separate incidents
FOUR children aged two, four, five and six and a teenager have drowned in separate incidents countrywide, with police warning parents not to leave small children alone and for adults to recognise and avoid the dangers.
Kirk ends PGA drought
PALM BEACH GARDENS. — Chris Kirk waited nearly eight years to win a PGA Tour event again. Waiting one more hole on Sunday was no problem.
12 die of diarrhoea, 34 000 affected
At least 12 people have died of diarrhoea following an outbreak which has to date affected more than 34 000 people countrywide.
Russia to strengthen cooperation with Zim
RUSSIA has pledged to continue strengthening its cooperation with Zimbabwe and has called for the lifting of sanctions against the country imposed by some Western countries.
Kagame calls for self-reliance to ward off foreign control
RwandaN President Paul Kagame, has called for Africans to strive for self-reliance in all sectors of the economy to ward off interference and control by outsiders.