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Stanbic bridges China health investment

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LEADING financial services institu­tion, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe, recently undertook a successful trade and busi­ness exchange mission to China for players in the health sector, reaffirming its commitment to support the indus­try’s growth and modernisation. Stanbic Bank executives with sector-specific knowledge on trade and health accompanied delegates drawn from Zimbabwe’s health sector, includ­ing managing directors, chief…

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‘Teachers are in serious distress’

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Tapiwa Chirume TEACHERS’ unions have sounded the alarm over an apparent worsening mental health crisis among the country’s educators. In this regard, they have also warned that the deteriorating psychological state of many teachers is crippling learning in schools and, as a result, threatening national development. The Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta) and the Progressive Teachers…

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Millers, Arda target 200mt maize

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THE Grain Millers Association of Zim­babwe (Gmaz) and the Agricultural and Rural Development Author­ity (Arda) have entered into a joint venture to produce and supply 200 000 metric tonnes of non-GMO white maize during the 2025/26 summer season. Speaking at the signing ceremony on Wednesday, Gmaz vice chairman Chipo Nheta said the initiative seeks to…

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Conductor killed over kombi fare

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Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO POLICE in the Mid­lands Province are investigating a case of murder after a kombi conductor was fatally stabbed with a broken beer bottle following a dispute over fare payment with passengers on Wednesday. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Midlands provincial police spokesperson Emmanuel Mahoko confirmed the incident, which occurred at…

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Rural firefighting capacity gets boost

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THE government says it is scaling up efforts to shift from a reactive to a proactive approach in disaster management, strengthening local emergency response systems through the training of firefighters for rural district councils (RDCs). This comes after 35 firefighters drawn from Binga, Insiza, Tsholotsho, Hwange, Kusile, and Matobo graduated on Wednesday after being trained…

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Harare starts prepaid water meters rollout

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THE Harare City Council (HCC), in partnership with Helcraw Water Pvt Ltd and Lprepaaison Technologies, has begun rolling out prepaid water meters in the capital. The project started yesterday with the connection of 22 households at Birdcage Walk, Avenues, as part of the ongoing smart water meter initiative. This development follows the government’s introduction of…

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Government’s payment delays harm ZiG. . . business warns authorities, as many companies also burn

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Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi STAFF WRITERS THE government’s continuing failure to pay its service providers on time risks destabilising the ZiG and derailing the country’s de-dollarisation push, business has warned.  In addition, industry also says that the State’s growing bad reputation as an inconsistent payer means that the government faces significant price premiums from…

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‘Digital reporting must save lives’

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CALLS for stronger reporting, digitisation, and coordination in the recording of workplace injuries dominated a session at the 62nd National Social Security Authority (Nssa) Safety and Health at Work (SHAW) Conference yesterday. Nssa Actuary assistant Wellington Mukondo stressed that Zimbabwe’s occupational safety framework urgently needed a technological transformation to strengthen prevention and policymaking.  “Accurate injury…

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Radical safety law on the way

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Beaven Dhliwayo in VICTORIA FALLS THE country is on the cusp of a major transformation of its worker protection and safety laws. This comes as authorities are working on a new Bill that will modernise and unify Zimbabwe’s fragmented workplace safety laws. Speaking at the 62nd Safety and Health at Work Conference here yesterday, National…

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Park reopens after fatal bee attack

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Tapiwa Chirume STAFF WRITER chirumet@dailynews.co.zw A SWARM of bees attacked and tragically killed one person in Harare Gardens on Sunday, leading to a temporary closure of the park. The park has since been reopened after the bees were successfully removed. “The City of Harare wishes to inform residents and visitors that a swarm of bees…

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