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Govt reinstates Umguza RDC Councillors
The government has reinstated four Umguza Rural District Council (RDC) councillors who had filed an urgent chamber application with the…
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Reservations on churches reopening only for fully-vaccinated congregants
Christians in Bulawayo have expressed reservations on the recent government pronouncement to the effect that only fully vaccinated congregants should…
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Council tight-lipped on car parking system roll-out plan
Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has remained tight-lipped on when the Bulawayo Vehicle City management System is likely to be implemented…
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Zim Covid-19 daily infections drop to 400
The country’s daily Covid-19 infections, which have been hovering between 2, 000 and 3, 000 last month, yesterday further dropped…
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Ncube-led MDC suspends four top party officials
Welshman Ncube-led Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has suspended four members of its highest decision-making body – the National Executive…
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Jane Ngwenya’s departure, a huge loss for Zimbabwe: ZAPU
Opposition ZAPU has described the death of freedom fighter, Jane Ngwenya, as a “huge loss” for Zimbabwe. Ngwenya (86) passed…
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Govt crafting a law to streamline state universities’ operations
The government is crafting a law to create uniformity in the operations of all state universities, with Justice, Legal and…
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Govt intensifies vaccination, targets herd immunity by year-end
The government has further intensified the vaccination of citizens against the Covid-19 pandemic targeting to reach the 60 percent herd…
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Parly seeks urgent solution to Gwanda and Beitbridge water disconnections
The Parliament of Zimbabwe is seeking an urgent solution to the disconnection of water supplies in Gwanda and Beitbridge by…
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Zim Covid-19 daily infections decline
Zimbabwe’s daily Covid-19 infections which have been hovering between 2, 000 and 3,000 for the greater part of last month…
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