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- Herald
- June 17, 2024
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12 newly appointed judges sworn in
Yeukai Karengezeka-Court Correspondent THE justice delivery system is expected to improve significantly as a result of the appointment of 12 High Court judges, who were sworn in yesterday in Harare…
- Herald
- June 17, 2024
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REA electrifies over 70pc of rural schools
Trust Freddy–Herald Correspondent The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has electrified over 70 percent of primary and secondary schools across the country, marking a major milestone in the country’s quest for…
- Herald
- June 17, 2024
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Relief for human wildlife conflict victims
Zvamaida Murwira-Senior Reporter The Parks and Wildlife Management Amendment Bill that seeks to create a fund to compensate victims of human wildlife conflict, ensure local communities have more involvement with…
- Herald
- June 17, 2024
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Zimbabwe surpasses wheat target
Precious Manomano-Herald Reporter WHEAT farmers have planted 121 769 hectares, 34 percent above last season, ensuring an even greater surplus over normal consumption and allowing more wheat processed foods to…
adminEDITORIAL COMMENT : Giving title deeds an empowerment move
The speeding up of the issuance of urban title deeds this month, with most house owners in Epworth finally getting their deeds, is a major step forward in the regularisation of informal settlements and cleaning up the miserable activities of the land barons.
President’s visit to South Korea opens new economic frontier. . . enquiries inundate embassy after summit
President Mnangagwa’s diplomatic charm during the just-ended South Korea-Africa Summit, including his address to the hugely subscribed business forum, is already paying dividends as it emerged several South Korean business people are making enquiries, mainly in the mining sector, through their diplomatic mission in Harare.
ZIM, WADA TACKLE DOPING
WORLD Anti-Doping Agency president Witold Banka has held fruitful discussions with various stakeholders on several issues, including the Sport Integrity Bill Zimbabwe is currently working on.
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- June 17, 2024
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Councils equipped to respond to fires
Columbus Mabika-Herald Reporter Local authorities must be able to respond to all serious fires in their jurisdictions in order to save lives, infrastructure and equipment and the Government will make…
Byo model takes industry by storm
BULAWAYO-BRED model, Yolanda Chimusoro, is making a bold statement in Harare. She indeed came from the city of kings and of course queens, to conquer and not to bow.
Cluff Africa to build lithium mine in Zim
Cluff Africa Limited has signed a non-binding agreement with Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth fund to develop a lithium mine in the southern African country.