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The Centre for Conflict Management and Transformation (CCMT) has moved to offer advice over various challenges affecting the handover of council run schools to churches.
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Patrick Chitumba Midlands Bureau Chief GOVERNMENT has come to the rescue of the MDC-Alliance-run Gweru City Council by sourcing four new water pumps for Amapongobwe Dam to avert a potential water disaster that was looming because the main source of water, Gwenhoro Dam, is drying up. Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing […]
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Courtney Matende Midlands Reporter Police have arrested two machete-wielding brothers from Shurugwi, who are part of a four-member gang that teamed up and allegedly assaulted three siblings, resulting in one of them losing an eye during a fight over beer. Trymore (28) and Courage Matimba (22) of Zingwe Village, Bethel area in Shurugwi, appeared before […]
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Chief Negove of Mberengwa has commended President Mnangagwa’s administration for succeeding in placing the country on a developmental trajectory following the completion of a state-of-the- art clinic by the Air Force of Zimbabwe.
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Disgruntled parents of children at Goldridge College, an upmarket private college in Kwekwe, are suing the school for allegedly demanding tuition fees and outstanding balances in United State Dollars (USD) despite Government abolishing the use of the multi-currency regime.
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POLICE in Bulawayo have arrested six men for allegedly stealing electricity cables and equipment worth thousands of dollars.
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An attempt by illegal gold panners to invade a mine in Shurugwi backfired after one of them was killed when a loaded riffle accidentally discharged during a tussle.
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The City of Gweru is to blame for a typhoid outbreak which left eight residents dead and over 2 000 others requiring medical assistance, a special service delivery report has alleged.
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MANICALAND province has mooted a plan for rural re-organisation, which will see the remodelling of homes as part of efforts to modernise and transform rural areas and free up land to accommodate more people.
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Midlands State University (MSU) students are jostling for accommodation within the institution’s campus, amid revelations that some house owners who used to offer off-campus accommodation are now demanding rentals in United Sates dollars.
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A prominent Midlands young farmer has commended Government for showing its seriousness in the fight against corruption through the swearing in of a new Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission and the arrest of Environment, Tourism and Hospitality Industry Minister Prisca Mupfumira on seven counts of graft.
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Government is concerned with the increase in cases of abuse of pupils by teachers in schools and is planning to introduce laws to punish the offenders, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Professor Paul Mavima has said.
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A Gweru City Council supervisor has been arrested for allegedly indecently assaulting a student on attachment.
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Gweru upmarket private school, Lingfield Christian Academy, has effectively closed following a family dispute over control of the institution.
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A suspected police officer and his four accomplices who masqueraded as passengers and a taxi driver, have been arraigned on allegations of robbing six unsuspecting passengers and an airtime vendor in Gweru.
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