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School feeding boosts student attendance

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUJIRI THE parliamentary portfolio committee on Primary and Secondary Education says the recently introduced home-grown school feeding programme is encouraging learners to attend and remain in school, while sanitary wear provision is improving the dignity and participation of girls.The committee made the observations after a fact-finding mission in Mashonaland Central province to assess the…

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Councils must prioritise community needs

Tapiwa Chirume THE Mashonaland West minister of State for Provincial Affairs, Marian Chombo, has challenged local authorities to put communities at the centre of development programmes, warning that failure to involve grassroots residents from the outset could undermine service delivery and investment initiatives.Speaking during a Social Development Forum in Karoi last week, Chombo said councils…

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Harare pledges swift Sunway City water resolution

Tapiwa Chirume THE City of Harare has moved to reassure frustrated residents of Sunway City, promising that the local authority is working with urgency to resolve the suburb’s protracted water crisis and connect the community to municipal tap water supplies.Speaking to the media yesterday, acting town clerk Warren Chiwawa acknowledged the frustrations of homeowners in…

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First Lady urges waste transformation

FIRST Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa has called for stronger waste management systems and a shift towards a circular economy, urging Zimbabweans to turn waste into an economic resource while tackling litter and pollution.Represented by the minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe, at the World Clean-up Day commemorations in Mbare on Friday, the First Lady said Zimbabwe…

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Embassy closure to affect Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi

Tapiwa Chirume THE Netherlands embassy closure in Harare will affect Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi where it has maintained longstanding relationships with governments, institutions and other partners.It is being shut down as part of a broader restructuring of the Dutch’s worldwide diplomatic network.“The Embassy of the Netherlands in Zimbabwe has announced changes to its worldwide diplomatic…

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Kadoma targets illegal vendors

Tapiwa Chirume VENDORS operating from undesignated sites and owners of illegal structures in Kadoma are facing a major crackdown, with the city council warning that offenders risk having their goods confiscated, structures demolished, fines imposed and cases taken to court.The council has ordered illegal traders to immediately vacate unauthorised areas and relocate to designated vending…

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Highlanders eye league double over Hardrock

Patrick Mubwandarikwa SPORTS WRITER BULAWAYO giants Highlanders will be look­ing to not only complete a league double over Hardrock, but also derail the Kwekwe-based side’s bid for a maiden Castle Lager Premier Soc­cer League title when the two sides face-off at Barbourfields Stadium today. The match kicks off at 1500hrs. Bosso famously defeated Hardrock one-nil…

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Life & Arts

Mbeu reflects on Tuku’s lasting influence

Anesu Mirisawu SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER AS HE prepares to turn 34 on Septem­ber 30, Afro-fusion artiste Mbeu has been reflecting on his life and a career shaped by the late music icon Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi, whose mentorship at Pakare Paye Arts Centre laid the foundations for his musical journey. From a young protégé at the…

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