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NetOne, Petrotrade appoint board members

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THE chief executive of the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF), John Mangudya, at the weekend announced new board members for the State-owned companies NetOne and Petrotrade Zimbabwe. NetOne is Zimbabwe’s first cellular network operator in Zimbabwe launched in 1996, while Petrotrade is a trading company responsible for downstream activities, including selling petroleum products and lubricants through…

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Mega housing scheme dazzles top bankers

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BY MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE CBZ Holdings says the multi-billion US dollar Nyore Nyore Housing Scheme is an inspiring game changer in the country’s quest to accord decent shelter to ordinary Zimbabweans. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday on Friday, after a tour of the mega housing initiative on the outskirts of Harare, the chief executive…

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Bid to lift local seed quality

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THE government is undertaking a comprehensive review of its seed certification regulations to align with international standards, a move designed to improve seed quality and boost Zimbabwe’s competitiveness in global markets.  Established 25 years ago, the current seed certification framework no longer meets the compliance requirements of international and regional systems, creating significant challenges for…

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New guidelines to treat childhood cancers set

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BY NYASHA KUNYISWA AUTHORITIES have established new national standards and guidelines for easy detection and treatment of six cancer types that mostly affect children. Childhood cancers include leukaemia, renal tumours, retinoblastoma, lymphoma and central nervous system tumours. Speaking at the launch of the guidelines last Friday while also commemorating the International Childhood Cancer Day held…

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Three Kwekwe miners die

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BY STELLA MADZIVANYIKA POLICE have confirmed the death of three miners at Yellow-snake 37 mine in Kwekwe after their cage’s safety hook broke, causing them to fall into a shaft. According to police spokesperson Paul Nyathi, the incident occurred last Thursday when the miners were exiting the shaft. “As the victims were getting out of…

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Cattle rustlers nabbed

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POLICE in Chitungwiza have arrested three people over allegations of stock theft. This was confirmed by the Harare Provincial Police Spokesperson Luckmore Chakanza who said over three types of meat had been recovered inside a house in Unit N Seke, Chitungwiza. The three accused persons are Canaan Mhizha, Doreen Gwetsuro, and Tanyaradzwa Tarungamiswa. “On February…

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US$30m needed to resuscitate livestock sector

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WITH the nation’s livestock sector poised for recovery following the severe drought of the 2023-24 season, small-scale livestock farmers require a strategic investment of US$30 million to support herd rebuilding efforts. Livestock remains a crucial asset for smallholder farmers, serving as both a vital income source and a key component of economic stability. In an…

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