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An alleged accomplice in the murder of a Harare man has been arrested and appeared in court yesterday.
Zimbabweans’ level of patriotism explicably high
Zimbabwe’s Independence celebrated on April 18 provided an opportunity for the outpouring of patriotic sentiment from different and diverse people.
Pair remanded on vehicle theft charges
Two men have appeared in court for allegedly robbing a pirate taxi driver of his vehicle after they had hired him to take them to Lonchivar.
Giroud extends Milan deal
MILAN. — Olivier Giroud signed a one-year extension until 2024 with AC Milan yesterday, the day after scoring the goal which sent his team through to the Champions League semifinals.
Lithium beneficiation policy gets approval
Cabinet has approved the Lithium Ore Policy anchored on fostering the country’s beneficiation capacity as well as maximising earnings from the country’s mineral endowment and put a stop to the export and smuggling of lithium bearing ores.
New-look fastjet readies for the runway
FASTJET Zimbabwe, the value-based airline, yesterday unveiled its new uniform designs marking the airline’s readiness for the runway.
Black market fuels food price hikes
PRICES of goods sold in local currency have started rising again, despite decelerating inflation, a development retailers have attributed to black market exchange rates with the premium and expected premium over the official rates now rising.
Befitting send-off for ZBC photojournalist
ZBC photojournalist Idah Mhetu (35) who died on Sunday after a short illness, was buried at Warren Hills Cemetery in Harare yesterday at a funeral attended by hundreds of people, including journalists from a range of media houses, senior Government officials, relatives and friends.
Foundation gives Binga school a facelift
The Akashinga programme of the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF) continues its major strides in Zimbabwe’s education by leading the reconstruction of Sizemba Secondary School in Binga.
AG commends Sadc team
The Attorney General’s Office has commended the SADC Electoral Advisory Council (SEAC) for working to ensure there is an enabling environment for the holding of peaceful elections in the region.