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IF you think Jah Signal is the only one being caught offside, when it comes to copyright violation in the musical industry, then you are wrong.
CHENESA HARARE SHOWS BENEFITS OF DECENTRALISING WASTE MANAGEMENT
HARARE Town Clerk, Hosiah Chisango, says the Operation Chenesa Harare initiative launched at the beginning of the year to remove illegal dumpsites and uncollected garbage from the city, has successfully demonstrated the benefits of decentralising waste management at a local level.
THERE WAS ALWAYS SOMETHING SPECIAL ABOUT LITTLE BILLIAT
FOR Khama Billiat, life has come full circle.
HOW YADAH CAUGHT THEIR BIGGEST FISH
YADAH now have the player with the biggest profile in the domestic Premiership having scooped Khama Billiat from the noses of Manica Diamonds who came close to signing the former Warriors star.
REHABILITATION FOR H-TOWN ROADS
THE Government is rehabilitating the Maranatha-Bundley-Headingley road and Ahmed Ben Bella Avenue (formerly known as Central Avenue), with plans to fix more roads in the near future.
EX-ZIFA BOSSES SEEK CON COURT RELIEF
THE axed ZIFA executive has filed an application to the Constitutional Court over what they claim is their unlawful and unconstitutional prosecution.
BE PROFESSIONAL, HONEST, HARD WORKING, PRESIDENT TELLS THE NATION’S YOUTH
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has urged the youth to respect their parents and cultivate qualities such as honesty, professionalism, humility and hard work in their endeavours – both in the country and on the international stage.
CALL FOR EARLY ENROLMENT OF KIDS WITH DISABILITIES
CHILD advocate Tinashe Mgodi has called for early enrolment of children and adolescents with disabilities in schools to achieve meaningful inclusion.
Economic, governance and property rights reforms get top priority
Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, says Government will prioritise economic, governance and property rights reforms to increase agricultural production in the country.
Millions of substandard products blocked from entering Zimbabwe
Nearly 155 million units of substandard products have been rejected by Zimbabwe since the implementation of the Consignment Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) programme in 2015 enabling the country to reduce the influx of hazardous and suboptimal products locally.