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ZWANE Enterprises, the company behind the proposed rehabilitation of Old Gwanda Road, has completed and handed over to the Government a feasibility study report paving the way for the imminent commencement of the US$150 million project.
Below normal rains forecast
Zimbabwe expects to receive normal to below normal rainfall with parts of the Midlands and Matabeleland provinces getting below normal rains for the beginning of the 2023/24 planting season, according to a preliminary weather forecast.
Sahrawi salutes Zim democracy
The President of Sahrawi National Council, Mr Hamma Salama yesterday paid a courtesy call on outgoing Speaker of the National Assembly, Advocate Jacob Mudenda following his attendance of President Mnangagwa’s inauguration on Monday.
Zimra blitz on luxury assets begins
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (Zimra) yesterday said it had begun a 30-day voluntary tax blitz targeting private jet and luxury vehicle owners.
Climate change eating away Africa’s economic progress: Ruto
NAIROBI. — Climate change is “relentlessly eating away” at Africa’s economic progress and it’s time to have a global conversation about a carbon tax on polluters, Kenya’s president declared yesterday as the first Africa Climate Summit got underway.
Killer ex-cop Muvevi committed to psychiatric hospital
Harare magistrate Mr Dennis Mangosi yesterday committed killer ex-policeman Jason Muvevi to a psychiatric hospital after two doctors who examined him agreed that he is mentally ill.
Team identifies location of missing Malaysian flight
SYDNEY. – A team of scientists have recently published a new report which claims to have identified the location of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 that disappeared in 2014, international media reported.
5 city killings: Suspect in court
A suspected serial killer yesterday appeared at the Harare magistrates court facing five counts of murder.
Nation Dube reclaims Hwange throne
THERE is one King of the Jungle.
2 lawyers up for obstructing justice
Two lawyers from the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights, Douglas Coltart and Tapiwa Muchineripi, yesterday appeared in court facing charges of obstructing the course of justice by refusing to allow police to speak to their two clients who had been reported as possible victims of a kidnapping.