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Nyore Madzianike Manicaland Bureau VEHICLES impounded during the clean-up exercise being jointly undertaken by Mutare City Council in conjunction with the Zimbabwe National Army will only be released after two…
Listeriosis: Fourth person dies in Australia after eating contaminated melon
SYDNEY. – A fourth person has died after consuming melon contaminated with listeria, Australian authorities said on Wednesday, in an outbreak that has so far affected 17 people. Cases first…
Let not anger destroy your destiny
Anger is a fundamental emotion that everyone experiences from time to time. From a very early age, people learn to express anger by copying the angry behaviour they see modelled…
Simbisa revises Dubai entity acquisition terms
Business Reporter Simbisa Brands has revised the terms and conditions for the acquisition of Dubai based entity Foodfund following the change of circumstances at one of the outlets that was…
Kariba South to create jobs
Mash West Bureau Government has applauded the completion of the expansion of Kariba South Power Station, saying the exercise not only provided employment for locals, but would significantly contribute to…
Govt okays Mutare’s $1m refuse trucks
Obert Chifamba Manicaland Bureau Chief Government recently approved Mutare City Council’s $1 million budget to procure refuse collection trucks and equipment, the city’s public relations officer, Mr Spren Mutiwi, has…
Why the far-right won in Italy
Peter Schwarz Correspondent The results of Italy’s March 4 parliamentary elections must be taken as a warning by the European and international working class. The collapse of the official “left”…
Golden Quarry still to receive court enforcement order
Tears Likupe Business Reporter Falcon Gold Zimbabwe says the job action at its subsidiary, Golden Quarry Mine will have substantial negative effects on its operations for an “indeterminate” period. In…
Council rakes in $2m from informal sector
Innocent Ruwende Senior Reporter Harare City Council has collected over $2 million from the informal sector against a projected revenue income of over $5 million, with the city citing lack…
Rains bring hope to cane growers
Tawanda Mangoma in Chiredzi Heavy rains that have been pounding most parts of Masvingo have brightened prospects of a good harvest by hundreds of indigenous sugar cane farmers in the…