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Zacc adopts scientific models to fight graft

THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is adopting advanced global scientific and technology-driven models to combat corruption. This development comes as over 140 institutions, including government departments, parastatals, and private entities, have established integrity committees to fight graft. Speaking in Harare on Friday at the signing of an integrity pledge between Zacc and the Scientific and…

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End stereotyping mental health patients: Expert

HEALTH authorities have expressed concern over judgmental statements and stereotypes faced by mental health patients, saying these hinder them from fully recovering. Speaking at Ingutsheni Hospital’s annual St Mary’s Ward Cake Day on Friday, Bulawayo Provincial Medical Director, Maphios Siamuchembu, urged citizens to equip themselves with knowledge on mental health to avoid mistreating those suffering…

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170 boys under go wellness training

AT least 170 young men from 18 Harare schools recently underwent training in toxic masculinity and wellness. In a statement yesterday, eNMedia managing director Emily Nemapare said the workshop aimed to create a platform for the youth to share ideas and network. “It was an incredible experience where young men found a safe space to…

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Fidelity increases lending to miners

FIDELITY Gold Refinery (FGR) plans to expand the number of miners who will be granted loans from the Gold Development Fund this year, reaffirming its commitment to supporting the sector with tailored solutions. FGR introduced low-cost funding for artisanal and smallscale miners to support the expansion of mining operations and boost gold production within the…

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Power cuts set to lessen soon . . . as things look up at both Hwange and Kariba plants

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE heavy load-shedding of the past few months is set to ease due to improved electricity generation at Hwange Thermal Power Station, following the completion of the annual maintenance of the key plant’s newer units 7 and 8. At the same time, the equally critical Kariba Hydro Power Station is…

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Housing shortage hits prisons officers

Masimba Makwembere makwemberemv@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) Acting Commissioner General, Shepherd Mpofu, has confirmed a serious shortage of housing for junior correctional officers, forcing some married couples to share partitioned rooms. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday during a tour by the Service Commissions’ chairperson, Vincent Hungwe, of Chikurubi Training School, Mpofu…

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Buy Zimbabwe undergoes restructuring

BUY Zimbabwe has undertaken a restructuring exercise to align itself with shifting market trends and support young entrepreneurs. In a statement yesterday, the brand promotions organisation said the latest development aims to empower businesses in the country. “Buy Zimbabwe has embarked on a massive transformation journey to keep in line with changing market trends, ensuring…

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New age limit for kombi, bus drivers

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw IN AN effort to reduce road traffic accidents, the government has introduced a new requirement for drivers of public transport, that they must be 30 years old and have at least five years of driving experience. The minister of Transport, Felix Mhona, announced the new regulations in a Statutory Instrument…

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Byo attains 108pc polio vaccination rate

Staff water THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has attained a 108 percent polio vaccination coverage rate in its third round campaign conducted last November. BCC town clerk Christopher Dube said yesterday that the council is now preparing for the fourth round of polio vaccinations. “In the national novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) round…

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Govt moves to give firms a lift

BRANDON JOSPHAT THE government will introduce a raft of new measures, including the mandatory use of pointof-sale machines by informal traders, to boost the country’s formal sector. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said yesterday that the new policy steps would ensure fairer competition between the ailing formal sector and thriving informal players. This comes after President…

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