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Daniel Chigunwe Herald Correspondent Barely two weeks after the tragic death of three girls by drowning, fate has struck again in Mazowe Central’s Ward 5, Chiweshe, following the death of two men in a well mishap. The two have been identified as Prosper Mambodza (34) of Mhindurwa village and Lesly Shangwa (39) of Shangwa village. […]
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Zvamaida Murwira and Conrad Mupesa PRESIDENT Mnangagwa, who is the Chancellor of all State universities, yesterday capped degrees and diplomas to 3 484 students at Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT). The institution’s Vice Chancellor, Professor David Simbi, said the Education 5.0 model was bearing fruit as it was equipping graduates with skills and knowledge to […]
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Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent Construction of 50 modern villa apartments out of the 233 proposed units is set to start soon in the Zimbabwe Cyber City, in Mount Hampden. Yesterday, the Zimbabwe Cyber City officially opened its sales offices in Mount Hampden ahead of the start of construction. Zim Cyber City is the first Mulk […]
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George Maponga Masvingo Bureau Villagers in the Zvamahande area of Mashava under Chief Bere in Masvingo yesterday gave harrowing accounts of the plane crash that occurred in their area in the morning, claiming all the six passengers on board. The Murowa Diamond Company-owned Cessna plane crashed around 8am. Murowa Diamond Company is owned by Rio […]
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Rumbidzayi Zinyuke in Marrakech, Morocco DRUG resistance in a growing number of diseases requires Government to come up with urgent and effective strategies in the fight against antimicrobial diseases, which continue to pose a challenge in the country’s health systems. The first global assessment of the burden of antimicrobial diseases revealed that nearly 5 million […]
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Conrad Mupesa Mashonaland West Bureau Students and staff at Jameson High School in Kadoma restart normal learning from Monday after the school was temporarily closed last week when 55 students and six staff members were admitted at Kadoma General Hospital after inhaling a gas that has still not been identified. Experts are now certain that […]
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Mukudzei Chingwere in MVUMA THE Roman Catholic Church has been praised for modelling and operationalising a bankable agro-industrial corporation that will drastically impact national food sufficiency. The plaudits came from Vice President Constantino Chiwenga when he visited the Catholic Economy Value Chain-Driefontein project in Mvuma yesterday. The project is part of a broader agricultural business […]
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Herald Reporter PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday gazetted the proclamation for the opening of the First Session of the 10th Parliament at noon on Tuesday in the New Parliament Building at Mount Hampden. Under the Constitution, the President has to summon Parliament to meet within 30 days of assuming office, and this he did with Proclamation Number […]
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At least 21 miners are feared dead following the collapse of Beyhose Mine in Chegutu yesterday. Mines and Mining Development Deputy Minister, Dr Polite Kambamura, confirmed the news, saying a Government team dispatched to the scene established that the mine collapsed around 10am and trapped 34 miners underground. He said 13 managed to come out, […]
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Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent HARARE Mayor Councillor Ian Makone is under fire for snubbing Provincial Development Committee (PDC) meetings as well as not recognising the leadership of President Mnangagwa. Cllr Makoni on Wednesday snubbed a PDC meeting to map way for the development of Harare Metropolitan province by providing adequate service delivery. The meeting was […]
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Rutendo Gomwe Herald Correspondent ZIMBABWE will continue to uphold the safety of journalists through ensuring they are not abused by other citizens and corporates, Permanent Secretary for Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Mr Nick Mangwana said yesterday. He was speaking during the handover of certificates to five participants of an international training programme on media […]
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Patrick Chitumba Local authorites involved in shoddy deals involving taxpayers’ money will be brought to book as the Second Republic has no room for incompetency and corrupt activities, Midlands Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Owen Ncube warned this week. He made the remarks during a familiarisation tour of Gwenhoro water works in Gweru. The city […]
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Prosper Dembedza Herald Correspondent The real estate market in Zimbabwe is experiencing unprecedented growth, with over US$200 million worth of development projects underway in northern Harare alone. This exciting news was unveiled by Ken Sharpe, the CEO of WestProp, during his welcome remarks at the Zim Real Property Investment Forum 2023. The Zim Real Property […]
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Joseph Madzimure Senior Reporter THE Western world must keep its dirty hands away from SADC as the regional bloc is rooted in the struggle for the independence of Southern African countries from colonial subjugation, Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWA) chairman, Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa, has said. Addressing the ZNLWVA national executive members in Harare […]
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Bulawayo Bureau AT the age of 12, Sithandweyinkosi Ngwenya, who had just relocated from Sasedza village in Tsholotsho, Matabeleland North, to begin her Form One studies at Emakhandeni Secondary School, received a powerful message: she should become a doctor due to her remarkable intelligence. This dream became her guiding light throughout her high school years, […]