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Medical specialists’ brain drain hits Zimbabwe

By Nyasha Kunyiswa MEDICAL specialists are quitting the country in worrying numbers, leaving public rehabilitation centres battling to off er needed therapy. So says the Medical Rehabilitation Practitioners Council of Zimbabwe (MRPCZ), which has lamented the worsening “brain drain” in rehabilitation centres. This comes at a time when public rehabilitation centres are overwhelmed by increasing…

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Church pushes for improved electoral processes

THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) says it is pushing for more open, free, fair and credible electoral processes through engagements with communities across the country. Speaking at a post-election engagement in Lupane, Matabeleand North Province, on Thursday, a representative from the ZCC, Bhekinkosi Sibanda said more eff orts were needed to ensure equal participation…

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Court orders Bulilima constituency poll re-run

THE Bulawayo High Court has directed the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to re-run the Bulilima National Assembly constituency election following a plethora of electoral irregularities. This comes after losing Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) candidate Belezela Maplanka launched a petition in September with the High Court seeking to overturn Zanu PF candidate Dingimuzi Phuti’s victory…

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‘Smart cities to alleviate climate change impact’

By Tendai Kamhungirain Victoria Falls TRANSPORT and Infrastructural Development minister Felix Mhona says smart cities and infrastructure development are key to alleviating the impact of climate change in Zimbabwe. In a speech read on his behalf by the ministry’s chief engineer, Clive Kandeya, during an ongoing Global Renaissance Investment (GRI)- organised Zimbabwe Infrastructure Summit in…

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Cholera flare-up gets out of hand… as government appeals to WHO, Unicef & Red Cross for help

THE cholera situation in the country has become so desperate that authorities are now appealing to the United Nations (UN) and other organisations for help to contain the disease. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the minister of Health and Child Care, Douglas Mombeshora, said authorities were also looking for assistance from both businesses and…

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Coltart courts Zimbabweans in SA to invest in Bulawayo

BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart says he will be engaging the Zimbabwean business community based in South Africa and lobby it to invest in various sectors in the second capital. This comes after the Joshua Nkomo Foundation in South Africa facilitated the mayor’s visit to foster collaboration between the city leadership and Zimbabweans living in South…

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Arda scales-up irrigation rehabilitation

By Rutendo Ngara THE Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (Arda), a State-owned company, says it has managed to rehabilitate at least 350 irrigation farming schemes out of 460 in a move meant to increase national grain output. This comes as the country is expected to receive normal to below normal rains this season due to…

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‘Homegrown infrastructure funding bearing fruit’

By Tendai Kamhungira CHIEF engineer in the Transport ministry Clive Kandeya says homegrown investments being implemented by the government in infrastructure development are bearing fruit as they have helped the country to save money. Speaking to the Daily News, Kandeya, who represented Transport minister Felix Mhona as the guest of honour at an ongoing three-day…

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Econet contributes billions to fiscus

ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s leading telecommunications and technology firm, has released its half year results to August 31 in which the company reported a 186 percent growth in revenue to $1,1 trillion, with $400 billion (nearly 40 percent) of that amount going to statutory payments in the form of taxes and levies. The company’s…

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Budget to focus on poor citizens… Mthuli says as life gets harder

FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube will prioritise social protection programmes when he presents the 2024 National Budget in Harare on Thursday next week. Speaking in the capital yesterday, Ncube also said authorities would continue to pursue policies that engendered the use of the under pressure Zimbabwe dollar, while also endeavouring to contain price hikes of basic…

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