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‘We won’t allow anti-ED protest’

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw THE Zanu PF youth league said yesterday it would throw the kitchen sink at all those planning to hold demonstrations around the country at the end of this month. Speaking at the launch of two youth empowerment initiatives worth a total of US$7 million in Harare, the league’s deputy secretary, John Paradza,…

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Foreign businesses flood reserved sectors

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have vowed to crack down on undocumented foreigners running businesses in reserved sectors of the economy to protect locals. Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, the minister of Industry, Mangaliso Ndhlovu, said the government would do everything to ensure local entrepreneurs benefit from the country’s resources. “It might be appropriate…

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US$500m to rehabilitate rail tracks — Mhona

THE government has partnered with China Railways to rehabilitate the country’s railway tracks at an estimated cost of US$500 million, according to the minister of Transport, Felix Mhona. This development comes after the National Railways of Zimbabwe’s (NRZ) operations were affected by incessant rains that washed away rail tracks in some parts of the country….

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Parliament targeting skin lighteners

PARLIAMENT wants the government to take stern action against the rampant trading and use of illegal skin-lightening creams in the country. This comes as the ubiquitous creams have been linked to severe health complications — including cancer, kidney damage and nervous system disorders.Speaking in the National Assembly on Tuesday, Zanu PF chief whip, Pupurai Togarepi,…

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Inaugural wealth, retirement summit set for Nyanga

THE inaugural CEO Africa Roundtable Wealth and Retirement Summit is scheduled to take place in Nyanga from April 2 to 4, focusing on retirement and succession planning. The one-and-a-half-day conference would be held at Troutbeck Inn Hotel, discussing various aspects of the wealth services sector. According to CEO Africa Roundtable chief executive officer Kipson Gundani,…

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Zim tongues wag over ‘lobola heist’ … as Chivayo’s new in-laws lose US$74k to armed robbers

STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have launched a huge manhunt for 20 armed robbers who pounced on and made off with US$74 100 in cash, as well as other valuables, from Wicknell Chivayo’s in-laws at their farm in Marondera. The robbery, which took place in the wee hours of yesterday, occurred just over a week after…

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Major hospitals move to procure essential drugs

PARIRENYATWA and Chitungwiza hospitals intend to procure essential medicines to improve health service delivery. This comes after nurses at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare brought operations to a temporary standstill on Monday, protesting worsening working conditions, including inadequate medical equipment. In a notice issued in the latest Government Gazette, Parirenyatwa Hospital invited companies to…

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OK branches closure affects 56 workers

LEADING retail outlet OK Zimbabwe has announced that the closure of its four branches in Harare has affected 56 workers who lost their jobs. This development comes as Parliament launches a nationwide probe into the closure of formal retail shops, which is contributing to the country’s economic woes. During a fact-finding mission by the parliamentary…

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Government lifts Lake Chivero block

AUTHORITIES have lifted the ban on fishing and leisure pursuits at Lake Chivero, following a temporary freeze last year after the reservoir was contaminated by raw sewage. The ban came after several animals that included rhinos, zebras, cattle and goats had died after drinking contaminated water at the lake, on the outskirts of Harare. Speaking…

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Labour Court seeks 8 judges

THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is seeking to appoint eight judges to fill vacant posts at the Labour Court. This comes after 10 High Court judges and one Administrative Court judge were appointed last year. The JSC confirmed the vacancies, stating that aspiring candidates must have practised as legal practitioners in the country for over…

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