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The trial of suspected hit men based in South Africa who were allegedly hired to kidnap and assault a local businessman who was defrauded of US$800 000 in a botched gas tanks deal has continued with a digital forensic examiner giving evidence.
Mash Central hero Tafa stands tall
AS the Castle Lager Premiership season nears its end, Simba Bhora defender Webster Tafa has stood tall, spearheading a revolution that is putting Mashonaland Central on the football map.
TIMB acts to curb deforestation
Elton Manguwo THE Tobacco Industry Marketing Board (TIMB) is implementing a new initiative, which mandates contractors to provide tree seedlings to farmers in line with responsible agricultural practices and…
Municipality works on new general valuation roll
Chitungwiza Municipality is working on a new general valuation roll (GVR), used for levying rates, with its contracted valuers inspecting residential and non-residential properties from Tuesday until December 15, an official has said.
13 Bills before Parly
FOLLOWING the official opening of the Second Session of the 10th Parliament by President Mnangagwa early this month, the legislature has its work cut out with 13 Bills at various stages of debate and progress in both the National Assembly and Senate.
Plans afoot to address energy leakages
The Government has drawn up a comprehensive plan to lower energy leakages under the recently approved National Energy Efficiency Policy.
Cottco in race to save seed cotton from rains
Edgar Vhera Agriculture Specialist Writer EIGHTY-FIVE percent of seed cotton delivered to common buying points last season has been moved to ginneries with the outstanding lot expected to be…
Zim signs two key international water conventions
Elton Manguwo GOVERNMENT recently signed two United Nations (UN) water conventions demonstrating the country’s unwavering commitment to the effective management of transboundary water resources.
Zimbabwe to sign nine bilateral air service agreements in Malaysia
Freeman Razemba-Senior Reporter Zimbabwe is expected to sign nine bilateral air services agreements during the ongoing International Civil Aviation Organisation Air Services Negotiation Event (ICAN 2024) being held in Kuala…
PSC employee in court for duping job seekers
Midlands Bureau A Public Service Commission (PSC) employee has been arrested for duping two teachers of US$800 after promising them jobs. Tinashe Joseph Mpofu (38) of Old Prison Complex in…