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- SundayNews
- February 23, 2023
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Classes suspended as Tropical Storm Freddy approaches
Robin Muchetu, Senior Reporter THE Government has warned the public to be on high alert for a severe tropical storm Freddy which is expected to hit the country on…
adminZim braces for Cyclone Freddy . . . Lessons suspended for day scholars in affected areas
Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter Strong contingency measures have been put in place by Government to cope with Cyclone Freddy, whose fringes reach Zimbabwe tonight, including keeping day scholars in affected districts…
Agric transformation’s impact on livelihoods immeasurable: FAO chief
Political Editor VISITING Food and Agriculture Organisation director general Qu Dongyu has hailed the transformation of the country’s agricultural sector under President Mnangagwa, saying its impact on livelihoods is immeasurable. …
US$37 million dangled to subvert harmonised polls
Fungi Kwaramba-Political Editor AHEAD of a visit to Zimbabwe by United States (US) Secretary of State in the Bureau of African Affairs Mr Robert Scott next month, it has emerged…
AfDB president jets in for debt indaba
Oliver Kazunga-Senior Business Reporter The second key stakeholders meeting on the debt strategy opens today with African Development Bank (AfDB) president Dr Akinumwi Adesina, the chief facilitator of Zimbabwe’s arrears…
Govt commits to patient safety
Mukudzei Chingwere in Montreux, Switzerland Patient safety is a key tenant in healthcare provision and Zimbabwe will continue to erect necessary framework and measures to guarantee safety as well as…
‘Water remains critical component towards economic prosperity’
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter The major effort backed by adequate budgets to provide water through dams and boreholes will unlock more economic opportunities for citizens countrywide, President Mnangagwa said yesterday. In…
New fines set in USD
Senior Reporter THE Government has formulated a standard scale of fines set in US dollars but payable in local currency at the prevailing interbank exchange rate. The new fines were…
Sikhala loses another ConCourt referral bid
Senior Court Reporter CCC deputy national chairperson Job Sikhala yesterday lost his bid to take to the Constitutional Court his charge of obstructing the police from carrying out investigations into…
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Harare council fails yet again on garbage
The recent decision to put the Environmental Management Agency to oversee Harare’s rubbish collection, and even hire private sector trucks and garnish the bank accounts of the Harare City Council…