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Chitown to kill all street dogs

Tapiwa Chirume chirumet@dailynews.co.zw CHITUNGWIZA Town Council is planning to capture and euthanise all unclaimed stray dogs, as the local authority intensifies its efforts to ensure the health and safety of its residents. Council spokesperson, Tafadzwa Kachiko, confirmed the move to the Daily News yesterday, emphasising that the municipality was taking the issue of feral dogs…

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‘We have taken a turn for better’ …Ncube says, points to relatively stable ZiG, prices

SOUTHERN EDITOR THE introduction of the ZiG, coupled with more prudent government policies, is helping to lift the quality of life of ordinary people, authorities say. Speaking at the Zimbabwe Association of Pension Funds’ (ZAPF) annual conference in Victoria Falls at the weekend, the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, added that recent nurturing fiscal and…

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Govt probes defiant school heads

Brighton Muronzereyi and Thabiso Mutirwara GOVERNMENT has set up a committee to investigate schools that continue to defy its directive on turning away children over school fees. This comes as some schools in Mashonaland West, Harare, Masvingo and Manicaland provinces were sending students home over non-payment of fees despite a government directive against it. Speaking…

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Harare rakes in ZiG790m in April

Tapiwa Chirume chirumet@dailynews.co.zw HARARE City Council (HCC) collected ZiG790 million last month from newly introduced levies meant to service the city’s US$98 million Chinese loan and improve the metro’s infrastructure. This comes as the HCC in March this year introduced three levies on emergency, water, and street lighting which, however, drew outrage from residents, and…

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Bulawayo run-down buildings face penalties

Staff writer in BULAWAYO IN a dramatic crackdown, the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has slapped 155 property owners with a stern warning, renovate your structures immediately or face the wrath of the law. Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting on Sunday, the BCC housing director, Dictor Khumalo, said between 2021 and March this year, the council…

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‘Teamwork essential in road rehab’

Staff writer in BULAWAYO THE minister of State for Matabeleland South, Albert Nguluvhe, has challenged road management agencies and local councils to collaborate when rehabilitating roads as the public expects efficient service delivery. Speaking during a provincial development committee meeting yesterday, Nguluvhe said roads must be of high quality. “Our people want us to deliver,…

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Collective action needed to resolve challenges

ZIMBABWE is grappling with a multitude of challenges that threaten its very fabric. The economy is flagging. Citizens are struggling to make ends meet, with many families unable to afford basic necessities like food, healthcare, and education. The healthcare system is on the brink of collapse, with shortages of essential medicines, equipment, and personnel. Hospitals…

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Job evaluation delays Govt pay review

THE review of civil servants’ salaries has been stalled by an ongoing job evaluation exercise by the Public Service Commission (PSC). This comes as the PSC seeks to address potential misalignment between job descriptions, grades, responsibilities, and salaries. It also comes after teachers submitted a petition to the government recently seeking an immediate relief package…

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Comesa insurance cover for Zimbabwean motorists

GOVERNMENT and the Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to insure local motorists and passengers travelling in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) region. Authorities say the insurance cover would enhance road safety and cover public service vehicle passengers travelling in the region. The permanent secretary…

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Tanganda wins US$41k against debtor

LEADING tea producer, Tanganda Tea Company, has won a US$41 816 claim against businessman Darlington Matsitukwa, bringing to an end a long-running legal battle dating back to 2019. Matsitukwa was refusing to pay the debt in foreign currency arguing that the company waived its right to get the money in foreign currency by initially accepting…

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