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Minda High records 20 Covid-19 cases, school goes into lockdown
Learners at Minda High School in Maphisa will have to stay at least one more week at the school after…
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‘SADC govts abused Covid-19 lockdown regulations to tighten grip on power’
Southern African governments abused the Covid-19 lockdown regulations in order to tighten their grip on power thereby threatening the civil,…
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Border reopening: Slow traffic at Beitbridge border
By Liz Dlodlo There was slow movement at the Beitbridge Border Post, Tuesday, as fewer people crossed the border to…
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Omalayitsha stranded at Beitbridge border
Cross border transporters are reportedly flooding the Beitbridge Border Post intending to transport goods into the country despite an existing ban…
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Dawn hotels revenue 54 percent down
Hotels revenue for listed Dawn Properties in the past nine months to September 30 has dipped by 54 percent compared…
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WUA students fret over centralisation of exams
Some students at the Women’s University in Africa (WUA) are up in arms with authorities at the institution who ordered that those…
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Zim exports marginally increase despite Covid-19
Zimbabwe’s exports marginally increased during the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same period last year despite the effects…
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MP challenges by-elections ban
Member of Parliament for Mbizo Settlement Chikwinya has challenged the government’s decision to indefinitely suspend by-elections which were scheduled for…
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Covid-19: Zimbabwe women bear the brunt of govt crackdown
By Tumelo Nare The lockdown to slow down the spread of Covid-19 has been marked by a spike in cases…
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‘GBV victims struggled to access counselling services during lockdown’
Accessing counselling services for Gender Based Violence (GBV) victims has been difficult during the Covid-19 induced lockdown period, a civil…
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