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Government confirms Muzarabani gas discovery

AUTHORITIES have confirmed that Geo Associates and its partners, Invictus Energy and One Gas Resources, have discovered a major gas resource in Muzarabani district, Mashonaland Central Province.Invictus Energy is an Australia-listed oil and gas exploration company, Geo Associates is a local energy operator and One Gas Resources is a natural gas distributor.Energy minister Zhemu Soda…

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‘Zim will enjoy a good Christmas’… Mangudya says, as govt bids to stabilise prices

By Brandon Josphat AUTHORITIES plan to do more to stabilise the Zimbabwe dollar and rising prices of basic goods in the country — to make sure that ordinary people enjoy a decent festive season. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), John Mangudya, said the central bank…

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Government focuses on renewable energy

THE government says it was drawing closer to using renewable energy to meet the Paris Agreement on ending fossil fuel use. The Paris Agreement’s central aim is to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change. Speaking during a post-Cabinet briefing on Tuesday night, Foreign Affairs minister Fredrick Shava said the country was…

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High Court reserves judgment in Tshabangu, CCC battle

HIGH Court judge Justice Never Katiyo yesterday reserved judgment in a matter in which Sengezo Tshabangu, who asserts to be Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim secretary general, is seeking to bar 23 recalled members of Parliament from using the party’s name during this weekend’s council and parliamentary by-elections. This comes after the Supreme Court…

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Cancer fund on cards – Mthuli Ncube

Ketty Nyoni nyonik@dailynews.co.zw AS the cancer burden increases in the country, the government says it is currently working towards introducing a cancer fund. Speaking during an International Conference on Aids and STIs in Africa (Icasa) high level policy dialogue on HIV sustainability in Zimbabwe in Harare yesterday, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said the proposed two cents per…

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Tobacco farmers count losses

THE Zimbabwe Tobacco Growers Association (Zitoga) says farmers who depend on rain-fed tobacco farming are counting losses as the golden leaf is now wilting in seedbeds owing to the current heat wave. This comes as most southern African countries were yet to receive rainfall with others now recording incidences of water shortages and livestock dying….

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‘Cholera kills 22 in past week alone’

By Ketty Nyoni AS THE country continues to grapple with the cholera outbreak, statistics from the Health ministry show that 22 people died from the disease in the past one week alone. The statistics show that on Wednesday last week, two people died, five on Thursday, one on Friday, three on Saturday, five on Sunday…

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Government ups GBV fight

THE government is pushing for legislative reforms to fight violence against women and girls, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has said. Addressing a press conference in Harare yesterday, Ziyambi said the legislative reforms were aimed at creating a society where women and girls can live free from the fear of violence and exploitation. “We are also…

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Passports scramble: Department extends working hours

THE Civil Registry Department has extended its working hours to deal with increased demand for passports after Finance minister Mthuli Ncube last week proposed to hike the travelling document’s acquisition fees with effect from January 1. In his 2024 National Budget presentation in Parliament, Ncube proposed to hike the fees for ordinary passports from US$120…

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‘Polls are a tall order for CCC’… analysts warn ahead of key by-elections

THE warring Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faces an uphill struggle to motivate its increasingly demoralised supporters to vote in large numbers in Saturday’s crucial by-elections, political analysts say. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the analysts warned that the fledgling party’s mindless infighting could jeopardise the CCC’s hopes of retaining its seats, some of…

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