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20 students get Indian scholarships

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TAPIWA CHIRUME TWENTY Zimbabwean students have been officially sent off to pursue higher education under the Indian Scholarship Programme.The students will study in specialised fields identified as being in high demand locally, with the government expressing confidence that they would be readily absorbed into the labour market upon their return.Speaking at the send-off ceremony in…

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Churches implored to shelter fleeing citizens

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THE Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe (EFZ) has called on churches across the country to open their doors to Zimbabweans returning from South Africa following recent xenophobic attacks.In a pastoral plea yesterday, EFZ bishop Never Muparutsa appealed to churches, pastors and believers to welcome returnees with compassion, saying the Christian community should respond by demonstrating the…

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High schools lock horns in ZiG10m RBZ challenge

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TAPIWA CHIRUME THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has committed ZiG10 million to the inaugural Schools Monetary Policy Challenge to boost financial literacy in the country.Speaking at the official launch of the national competition in Harare on Friday night, RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu said the initiative was a long-term investment in developing an economically informed…

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Opinion & Analysis

Roots Impact lays foundation for Zim’s footie

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ZIMBABWE’S football future will not be secured through expensive player imports or short-term success at senior national team level.It will be built on carefully identifying, nurturing and developing young talent from every corner of the country.The launch of the BancABC Roots Impact Programme by the Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) is, therefore, a welcome and timely…

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Life & Arts

Spellers set for WC challenge

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Anesu MirisawuSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER YOUNG spellers are set to compete on the global stage after qualifying for the World Cup Spelling Bee to be held in Shanghai, China, from Tuesday till Sunday, in a milestone that organisers say reflects the country’s growing excellence in literacy and education.Zimbabwe is among six African countries selected to participate…

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Billiat brace sends Scottland 10 points clear

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Patrick MubwandarikwaAt RUFARO STADIUM SCOTTLAND…..……….…..(0) 2 TELONE FC………………..(0) 0 DEFENDING Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions Scottland extended their unbeaten run to 12 matches after edging TelOne 2-0 in a thrilling encounter played here yesterday.A Khama Billiat brace was the difference as the champions produced another workman-like display to see off a stubborn TelOne side…

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Zimbabwe’s medicines crisis deepening

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Brighton Muronzereyi and Shamaine ChirimunjiriCHIEF REPORTER THE severe shortage of essential medicines in public healthcare facilities around the country has now forced overwhelmed authorities to implement strict rationing protocols.Speaking in Harare on Thursday, a senior manager at the National Pharmaceutical Company of Zimbabwe (Natpharm), Sean Zisengwe, confirmed this dire state of affairs at public hospitals.He…

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Scrap outdated laws to boost investment —ED

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Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called for an urgent overhaul of outdated laws and regulations, warning that legislation that no longer serves its intended purpose is stifling investment, innovation and growth.In a speech at the Oxprop Borrowdale Park groundbreaking ceremony in Harare yesterday, read on his behalf by the minister of National Housing,…

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Ex-army chiefs call for CAA3 opposition

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POLITICAL EDITOR RETIRED Air Marshal Henry Muchena has launched a scathing attack on the recently enacted Constitutional Amendment Act Number 3 (CAA3), describing it as an assault on Zimbabwe’s constitutional order and urging citizens to use lawful means to oppose it.Muchena delivered the attack on behalf of retired military chiefs, senior civil servants and former…

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Clean up your act: Gwaunza

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Yvonne Ncubein Bulawayo UNETHICAL conduct and incompetence within the judiciary erode the public’s trust in the courts, Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza has warned.Speaking at a two-day national conference for magistrates here yesterday, Justice Gwaunza also said it was crucial for judicial officers to retain the public’s trust — as without this, the legal framework risked…

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