Month: May 2024
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Bank delays stall drought relief distribution
Several rural district councils (RDCs) in Zimbabwe are facing challenges in receiving drought relief funds due to delays by their…
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Bulawayo gears up for week-long celebration of culture and heritage
Bulawayo is abuzz with excitement as it prepares for the upcoming Bulawayo Day and Arts Festival, a week-long extravaganza kicking…
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Charges dropped against election observers
Charges against 35 members of the Election Resource Centre (ERC) and the Zimbabwe Election Support Network’s (ZESN) observation team have…
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SA election early results see ANC losing majority, DA and MK performing well
By Reuters The African National Congress looked set on Thursday to lose the parliamentary majority it has held for 30…
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Matabeleland South appeals for increased food aid
Matabeleland South officials have requested a boost in food aid, citing over half a million people in the province facing…
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Pay us well, we won’t beg for food: Teachers
By Ndumiso Tshuma Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) says civil servants should be eligible for food aid as…
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South Africans vote in crucial 2024 election
South Africans came out in numbers to cast their votes in what is regarded as that country’s watershed elections where…
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High sugar intake following intoxication raises health concerns
Local councillors and healthcare professionals in Zimbabwe are expressing concern about the growing trend of young people consuming large amounts…
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Civil servants not eligible for food aid, minister says
Civil servants are ineligible for drought relief food aid because their salaries are sufficient to purchase food, according to the…
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Govt to revise clause on criminalisation of HIV transmission
The Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Ziyambi Ziyambi, has announced plans to amend Clause 8 of the Criminal…
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