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Zimbabwe committed to humanitarian cause: Minister
Mashudu Netsianda, Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE strongly supports the operationalisation of the African Humanitarian Agency (AfHA) and is fully committed to the humanitarian cause, Defence and War Veterans Affairs Minister Oppah…
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Vegetable pushcarts craze hits Gweru
Patrick Chitumba, Midlands Bureau Chief IN Gweru City Centre, there are four pushcarts that attract people’s attention. They are not ordinary pushcarts with fresh fruit. These pushcarts are filled with…
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Zimbabweans to benefit from Malawi dual citizenship
Sikhulekelani Moyo, Chronicle Reporter MALAWI has introduced dual citizenship and this means that those who are born outside its borders to Malawian parents can now be granted citizenship. A number…
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Ramp up production, substitute imports – Modi
Nqobile Bhebhe, Senior Business Reporter THE disruption in global supply chains emanating from the ongoing Russian-Ukraine conflict is a grand opportunity for local companies to ramp up production to substitute…
adminBiti assault case: Prosecutor says enough is enough
If the courts continue to entertain Tendai Biti’s applications for postponement in his assault case, his trial will never happen “during our lifetime”, senior prosecutor Mr Michael Reza said last Friday.
Kate Henshaw commands respect
There’s a quiet regality whenever Kate Henshaw is on screen. No matter the character, you can’t help but just want to bow in her presence. Now imagine seeing her in person? She commands respect.
Tuli-Manyange Dam construction paces up
THE construction of Tuli-Manyange Dam in Gwanda District is gathering pace, with works on the main dam having started.
Parents of gun-totting school boy identified
Parents of a Grade Four pupil at David Livingstone Primary School in Harare who allegedly took a firearm to school and brandished it in class while another child filmed the event, have been identified.
Dengwani buried, mourners praise her
THE late Deputy Director in the International Communications Services (ICS) Directorate of the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Ms Millicent Dengwani, was buried yesterday at Glen Forest Cemetery in Harare.
Anxiety grips cotton farmers over payment modalities
STAKEHOLDERS in the cotton industry are enduring anxious moments as they wait for the Agricultural Marketing Authority (AMA) to announce the date for the opening date of the marketing season amid growing nervousness on the payment modalities.