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- August 27, 2024
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500 flock back to Zanu-PF
Leonard Ncube, [email protected] THE revolutionary party Zanu-PF has welcomed over 500 new and returning members in Hwange and Binga districts, among them former Victoria Falls mayor, Alderman Somvelo Dlamini and other…
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Footgolf off to a great start
Shingai Dhlamini, [email protected] THE inaugural Zimbabwe Footgolf Association tournament attracted 30 participants from Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces at Troutbeck Nyanga over the weekend. Bulawayo had three representatives at the tournament, namely Senzele…
adminDevolution funds improve service delivery in Beitbridge
Service delivery has gradually been improving in Beitbridge where the Government continues to fund the full implementation of capital projects under the Devolution initiative.
‘Multi-sectoral approach key for industry growth’
With global demand for hemp by-products continuing to surge, farmers in the country are calling for a multi-sectoral approach to address challenges stalling growth.
Varsity to reopen 500-bed hospital in Mashava
Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) is set to re-open the 500-bed Mashava Hospital which is being upgraded and transformed into a university teaching medical facility.
Call to Worship Global celebrates 16th anniversary
Call to Worship Global is set to celebrate its 16th anniversary in October, with a line-up of top gospel musicians and worshippers in Harare.
Accountant up for US$119 000 fraud
FORMER Croco Motors accounting executive Joe Leeroy (38), who is accused of siphoning US$119 0000 from his employer that was meant for the importation of two vehicles for a client, has been arraigned before the courts.
Football world mourns Sven-Goran Eriksson
STOCKHOLM. — Swedish football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, who became the first foreigner to lead the England national team, died yesterday at the age of 76.
Harare Commission uncovers massive land looting
Harare CCC councillors went on a spree of invading and parcelling out more than 5 000 illegal plots ahead of last year’s harmonised elections, as they had done in previous elections, the Commission of Inquiry into Harare City Council operations since 2017 heard yesterday.
Food security top priority for Sadc
ZIMBABWE will prioritise food security and push for the political stability of the Sadc region in all areas during the one-year tenure that the country will be at the helm of the regional bloc.