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TWO brothers from Zvishavane notorious for rape and armed robbery in Mberengwa have been sentenced to a combined 100 years in jail by a Gweru regional magistrate.
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FARMERS in Manicaland Province have been urged to embrace organic farming, which is environment-friendly and gives them access to international markets.
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Redcliff Town Council has embarked on a forensic land audit after it emerged that there are some stands that were sold without the local authority’s knowledge.
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A teenage girl is lucky to be alive after her stomach was ripped open after she was stabbed by her neighbour for turning down his love proposal.
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The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement is targeting to put 75 000 hectares under wheat production in the forthcoming winter cropping season to ease the spiking demand of wheat.
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The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has engaged the Standards Association of Zimbabwe (SAZ) to certify the quality of electrical gadgets sold on the local market, as it tries to reduce power consumption through energy management regulations, an official has said.
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CFI Holdings’ divisions, Agrifoods and Victoria Foods, will next month go for a scheme of arrangement after their judicial manager, Grant Thornton, courted an investor, Dominion Trading, which injected $33 million working capital into the food processing giant.
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Government has approved the Redcliff 2019 budget of $21 million which seeks to address the perennial water shortages in the area.
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PRESIDENT Mnangagwa’s State visit to China is beginning to yield fruits as Gweru City Council (GCC) is set to receive over US$115 million from that country’s leading engineering company for its water and sanitation infrastructure upgrading and rehabilitation.
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GOKWE South Rural District Council (RDC) will this financial year prioritise the construction of a clinic and a pre-school in Chiwara Village to improve service delivery.
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A 20-year-old mentally challenged man from Machova Village under Chief Chingoma in Mberengwa allegedly fatally assaulted his five-year-old nephew and threw the body into a river.
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The ruling party, Zanu-PF, has started restructuring its cells in the Midlands Province to strengthen its membership at grassroots level and ensure transparency within its structures.
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Traditional leaders in Chiredzi have lamented the rampant logging of trees which they say is leading to the extinction of Mopane worms, a popular traditional delicacy in the Lowveld.
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Leaders in the Midlands province have hailed Government’s US$5 billion Steelmakers deal, saying it was set to transform the province’s socio-economic landscape.
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Chiefs in Shurugwi district have dismissed private media reports alleging that the ruling Zanu-PF party forced villagers to donate money towards Independence Day celebrations, as malicious and unnecessarily divisive.
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