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Southern Africa accountants in drive to end graft

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THE surge in corruption and money laundering activities, which also contribute to currency instability in the Sadc area, has been linked to loopholes in financial transactions.This emerged yesterday at the Southern Africa Association of Accountants (SAAA) 23rd conference being held in Nyanga under the theme “40 Years of Training and Nurturing Accountants”.“Some principles, such as…

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Government decries unsafe work spaces

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Farai MabezaSENIOR STAFF WRITER PUBLIC Service, Labour and Social Welfare minister July Moyo says Zimbabwe’s occupational disabling injuries and fatalities recorded over the past five years have not been encouraging. Moyo made the remarks as he officially opened the National Social Security Authority (NSSA)’s 60th national conference on safety at work in Victoria Falls on…

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Health workers hail mother-to-child HIV tests

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Ketty NyoniSTAFF WRITERnyonik@dailynews.co.zw SENIOR health authorities in Bulawayo have applauded the government and World Bank’s results-based financing (RBF) programme for its contributions to eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis. The aim of the RBF programme is to attain the global target of eliminating HIV/AIDS by 2030 and Zimbabwe is partnering with the World Health…

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Government moves to curb mine accidents

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AUTHORITIES have introduced new safety measures to curb mining accidents that artisanal miners should comply with or risk losing their mining licences. This comes after Bay Mine in Chegutu collapsed last week, leading to the deaths of nine people working at the shaft, while several others remained trapped inside and were feared dead.It also comes…

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Falcon Gold granted right to resume mining

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THE Supreme Court has set aside a previous High Court judgment which barred the gold mining company Falcon Gold Zimbabwe from mining at 11 of its gold claims in Maphisa, Matabeleland South. Falcon Gold and Nyamazane Gold filed an appeal at the Supreme Court after the lower court threw out their application for a review…

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New British envoy wants best for Zimbabwe… will use his knowledge of country to deepen ties with UK

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By Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE United Kingdom’s new ambassador to Zimbabwe, Peter Vowles, says he will use his knowledge and experience of the country to further improve relations between Harare and London. Vowles, who replaced Melanie Robinson, lived in Zimbabwe in the 1990s and taught at several schools in the country. He has a…

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Matanda-Moyo appointed new PG

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PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed High Court Judge, Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo, as the new prosecutor general (PG). Matanda-Moyo, who was the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) since May 2019, is taking over from Nelson Mutsonziwa, who held the position in an acting capacity. In a statement yesterday, Chief Secretary to President and Cabinet…

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Crackdown on illegal light bulbs saves 18.35MW

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By Rutendo Ngara THE Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera) says, with the help of the police, it has confiscated banned incandescent light bulbs with a total capacity of 18.35 megawatts (MW), while over 1 600 vendors, retailers, manufacturers and distributors have been arrested for selling the banned bulbs. In 2017, the regulatory authority enforced a…

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Cotton side marketing riles government

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By Rutendo Ngara THE government has expressed concern about farmers who receive cotton inputs and divert them to maize farming, instead saying this is killing the growth of the sector. Speaking to the Daily News in Harare yesterday, Agricultural Rural Development Services (ARDS) chief director Obert Jiri, on the sidelines of World Cotton Day commemorations,…

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