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ZBFH launches new global payment services

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THE country’s leading financial institution, ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH), has expanded its existing payment platforms beyond the Visa products by launching international cards and payment services in partnership with Mastercard. This latest development means that ZB clients would now enjoy broader acceptance and greater flexibility in their transactions globally. The broadened array of products now…

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Embrace AI, ED tells Sadc Parly

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muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday challenged Sadc parliaments to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) for the benefit of citizens. Speaking in Victoria Falls during the official opening of the 57th plenary assembly of the Sadc Parliamentary Forum, Mnangagwa said technology bridges the gap between legislators and citizens in geographically dispersed constituencies. “The Fourth Industrial Revolution, characterised…

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Pitbull owners under scrutiny

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muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES must ensure that owners of dangerous dogs keep them away from the public. So says the family of a Harare man, Samuel Machara, who was mauled to death by pitbulls at the weekend. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, during Machara’s funeral wake in Bluff Hill, his aunt — Joyce Machara — said…

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Chiefs demand life in jail for rapists

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ZIMBABWE Council of Chiefs president Mtshane Khumalo has proposed that Parliament pass legislation imposing life imprisonment for convicted rapists. This comes as at least 200 cases of rape are reported monthly across the country, according to Adult Rape Clinic. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Khumalo said MPs needed to put punitive measures in place…

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Illegal brick-making on the rise

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Staff writer in BULAWAYO ACTIVISTS have called on rural council authorities to enforce strict measures against illegal brick-making to preserve the environment.  Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the National Tree ambassador, Never Bonde, said the unregulated production of farm bricks contributed to massive land degradation and deforestation due to the large amount of soil and firewood used. “Local authorities…

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Banks urged to prioritise productive sector lending

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LOCAL financial institutions should prioritise lending to productive sectors of the economy to increase output and stimulate exports to boost foreign currency reserves, trade experts have said. This came out at the POSB Exports Seminar on Friday, where stakeholders in the export sector applauded the State-owned financial institution’s commitment to supporting productivity but called for…

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‘Morgan’s shoes are too big to fill’… Moyo says current opposition leaders are weak populists

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THE bitter truth is that the current crop of opposition leaders in the country just don’t have the capacity to give the ruling Zanu PF a run for its money. So reiterates the downhearted former national chairperson of the then united MDC, Lovemore Moyo, who further charges that all opposition leaders can’t fill the “big…

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Harare man loses US$280 000

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A MAN from Madokero, Harare, last Friday lost US$280 000 after an unknown suspect broke into his house and stole a “small bag” containing the cash. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the incident yesterday. “The police are investigating a case of unlawful entry into premises and theft that occurred in Madokero, Harare.  “A 39-year-old…

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