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Zimbabwe pitches digital deals to China

ZIMBABWE has invited Chinese technol­ogy companies to invest in its digital in­frastructure, e-commerce, smart logistics, and cross-border payment systems. The deputy minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare, Mercy Dinha, made the call at the weekend in China at the Forum on Digital Trade De­velopments and DGF Annual Meeting held as part of the…

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Government fights to end blackouts, lift EVs…as authorities radically overhaul nation’s energy policy

Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR AUTHORITIES have announced a raft of new meas­ures aimed at eliminating power shortages, mak­ing fuel affordable, boosting private investment in electricity generation and promoting the adoption of electric vehicles in the country. In this regard, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) is seeking to streamline licensing fees in the petroleum and…

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Two popular meds pulled

Tapiwa Chirume HEALTH officials have recalled two defective medica­tions for high blood pressure and Parkinson’s disease. The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) said at the weekend that laboratory tests had established that the two medicines, that are imported from Cyprus, did not pass critical quality standards. “Reference is made to confirmed Out-Of-Specification (OOS) results…

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Time will come for succession debate: Muchinguri

Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR ZANU PF says the time will come for the ruling party to openly discuss succes­sion, but insists it will not be rushed into debating the issue before its internal structures have formally expressed their views. The position comes amid growing speculation over the party’s succession landscape. The succession question has gained…

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Church rejects exhumation of Johane Masowe

SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE Gospel of God Church, 1932, has rejected the planned exhuma­tion of the revered apostolic sect founder Peter Jack Masedza, popularly known as Baba Johane Masowe, insisting that his remains must remain un­disturbed at his shrine in Rusape. The church’s position comes after the High Court stopped the planned exhumation, ruling that…

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Spear killer imprisoned 30 years

RUTENDO NGARA A 28-YEAR-OLD man was sen­tenced to 30 years’ imprisonment for murdering a Kwekwe resident in a violent homemade spear attack. The High Court circuit court sitting at Gweru last week handed down the severe custodial sentence to Tinashe Mapaike of Village Mapaike, under Chief Chipindu in Chibi, Masvingo, following his conviction for the…

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PREPARE OR PERISH: Super El Niño jolts nation to the brink

Brandon Josphat AUTHORITIES have warned anew of looming water shortages and food insecurity across Zimbabwe, as an extreme El Niño drought threatens the country’s summer crop season.In this regard, a joint report by the Ministry of Environment and the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) that was released yesterday says many parts of the country will experience…

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African contractors target US$330bn market

AFRICAN contractors must position themselves to secure a meaningful share of the continent’s construction market, projected to reach US$330 billion by 2031, industry leaders have said.Speaking at the Master Builders South Africa Congress in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, last week, Zimbabwe Building Contractors Association (ZBCA) president Tinashe Manzungu said the rapid expansion of Africa’s infrastructure market…

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