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The new Freedom of Information Bill should promote the devolution concept by removing bottlenecks and bureaucracy that delay access to information, journalists have said.
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THE Second Republic has to date disbursed $46 million to local authorities in the provinces as it moves ahead in implementing the devolution agenda.
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War veterans in Shurugwi are up in arms with Midlands provincial mining director (PMD) Mr Nelson Munyanduri, whom they accuse of seeking to override a court ruling and illegally repossessing mining claims they acquired from Falcon Gold and reallocating them.
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Stakeholders in the mining sector are set to convene in Gweru for an all-stakeholders’ meeting meant to unlock the potential in base minerals and gemstones so that the economy can fully benefit from the precious stones.
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MIDLANDS Province has sent a congratulatory and solidarity message to President Mnangagwa on assuming Chairmanship of Southern African Development Committee (SADC) Organ for Politics, Defence and Security.
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Gweru City Council is expecting the delivery of four water pumps that were sourced by the Government to avert a water crisis.
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Gweru City Council has given illegal vendors at Kudzanayi Bus Terminus, who were served with eviction notices last week, temporary reprieve after they met Gweru Mayor Josiah Makombe.
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ZESA has managed to rectify a technical fault that developed on one of Hwange Thermal Power Station’s generators, Unit 5, over a week ago, which resulted in the power utility losing about 160 Megawatts (MW).
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Zvishavane Town Council has proposed a supplementary budget of $14 million to match the current monetary environment after the initial budget was eroded by runaway inflation, an official has said.
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More than 800 000 people in the Midlands Province are facing acute food shortages by December, a survey has revealed.
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KWEKWE residents yesterday expressed mixed feelings over the new Marriages Bill, with some arguing it is attempting to turn a marriage into some form of a contract instead of it being a union of love.
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A School head at Emthonjeni Primary School in Kwekwe has been suspended on allegations of abuse of office and embezzling funds, among other charges.
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A Kwekwe man died after he received instant justice from members of the public for stealing a car radio, a speaker and a power bank.
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Zimbabwe mining policies should be crafted in such a way that discourages foreign investors from looting the country’s natural resources, stakeholders in the mining sector have said.
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A Lalapanzi man has been arrested for allegedly causing the death of a 23-year-old man whom he brutally attacked on the head several times with a log after a misunderstanding over beer.
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