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Peter Matika-Bulawayo Bureau THE death toll from Saturday’s road accident in Beitbridge has risen to 11 from nine after two passengers died in hospital. The accident happened when a City Bus coach travelling to Harare from South Africa veered into the opposite lane after hitting a donkey, resulting in a head-on collision with a Blue […]
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Leonard Ncube and Joseph Madzimure in VICTORIA FALLS FORMER Liberation Movements of Southern Africa have been warned to jealously guard their countries’ independence and to remain wary of Western powers that are keen to interfere in the domestic affairs of developing states. The United States, the United Kingdom and their European allies have been especially […]
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Joseph Madzimure-Senior Reporter THE Zimbabwe Election Observer Mission to the 2024 Presidential Elections of the Russian Federation has declared the election free, fair and credible. The delegation was led by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission chairperson Justice Priscilla Chigumba. The observer mission commended the people of the Russian Federation for exercising their right to vote in a […]
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While every child in Zimbabwe has the right to a full primary education and at least four years of secondary education, there are many children who have to walk long distances each day to exercise this right, hence the need for a denser network of schools. As temporary measures, in some areas satellite classrooms were […]
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Own Correspondent The 3rd Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum, which opened yesterday in Kigali, marks another significant milestone under the economic diplomacy as the Second Republic gears up efforts to unlock economic opportunities in Africa. The high-level event, co-organised by ZimTrade and the Rwanda Development Board, brings together businesses, policymakers, and stakeholders from both countries to explore […]
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Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE men’s cricket team claimed a second successive win at the African Games, beating Tanzania by four wickets with 21 balls to spare in Accra, Ghana yesterday. The back-to-back victories have given Zimbabwe the advantage ahead of the final group match against Nigeria, who stunned Namibia by three wickets off the final […]
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Freeman Razemba–Senior Reporter A DELEGATION from Chinese renewable energy company, Shandong Dingneng New Energy Company Limited, is in Zimbabwe to conduct a feasibility study for a 600 megawatts coal-fired thermal power station and 200MW solar plant. The visit comes after a Zimbabwean delegation led by Energy and Power Development Minister Edgar Moyo was in Shanghai, […]
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Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter Diverse religions should come together and ensure peace and harmony prevail worldwide, Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL) Chairman Hee Lee has said. HWPL, an international peace Non-Governmental Organisation, held its 8th annual commemoration of the Declaration of Peace and Cessation of War (DPCW) on March 14 at its […]
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Fungai Lupande Mashonaland Central Bureau President Mnangagwa’s call to action mandating all 92 local authorities in the country to come up with master plans by June has been described as historic and extraordinary. Only four local authorities out of the eight in Mashonaland Central have attempted to prepare strategic spatial plans since 1980. Mvurwi prepared […]
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THE growing and near intolerable traffic congestion in central Harare and surrounding areas is a direct function of the rapidly growing number of private motor cars, the inadequate public transport especially in terms of comfort and convenience, and the growing business area that arises from the economic expansion. To this needs to be added the […]
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Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter The modernisation of the country’s education sector is speeding up, with the Government making strides in developing and incorporating information communication technologies for all teachers and learners, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Torerayi Moyo said last week. Addressing guests at the inaugural annual national children’s awards ceremony in Harare he said: […]
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Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter A POLICY holder’s bid to bring a claim for a special insurance annuity policy of more than US$30 000 against Old Mutual has been thrown out after the Supreme Court agreed with the High Court that he could not even bring the case to court because the deadline imposed by […]
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Arts Reporter Sungura ace Alick “Baba Shero” Macheso is praying for three more decades in the arts industry so that he contributes more to the music sector. Macheso turns 56 in June. In his recent live show held in Harare at Warren Park 01 Bar which was oversubscribed, Baba Shero said that he is still […]
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A fine innings of 65 from Brian Bennett, followed by a very useful all-round performance from Owen Muzondo, were the leading features of Zimbabwe’s 35-run victory over Namibia in the first match of the men’s cricket category at the 13th African Games in Accra, Ghana, yesterday. Zimbabwe batted on winning the toss and put together […]
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Business Correspondent The Rwanda-Zimbabwe Business Forum, which opens today in Kigali, provides an ideal platform to boost bilateral economic relations between the two countries, as Harare seeks to expand its presence across African markets. Now in its third year, the annual event presents a strategic opportunity to deepen economic ties and unlock new avenues for […]