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Zimbabwe Raises the Bar as Mnangagwa Commissions Giant Tobacco Plant

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has hailed the commissioning of a massive new expansion at Cut Rag Processors as a clear signal of Zimbabwe’s accelerating industrial rebound, saying the investment positions the country as a serious player in high-value tobacco manufacturing. The multi-million-dollar facility — now the largest tobacco processing plant on …

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Four Killed, 13 Injured in Munenzva Bus Crash

Four people have died and at least 13 others were seriously injured after a Cape Town–bound Munenzva bus was involved in a fatal accident at the 155-kilometre peg along the Masvingo–Beitbridge Road yesterday. The bus, which was carrying 27 passengers including crew members, reportedly overturned and landed on its roof …

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Chinese ‘Incredible Odyssey’ show unveiled
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The second season of a Chinese drama series, Incredible Odyssey, has been unveiled. The series contrasts accusations from other countries with the lived realities of Xinjiang residents. While headlines from Western media often portray the region as a place of “total control,” the series introduces voices of faith leaders, families …

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Mzembi’s Bail Bid Rejected, to Stay in Custody

The High Court has rejected former Tourism Minister Walter Mzembi’s bid for bail, citing his prolonged absence from Zimbabwe as evidence that he cannot be trusted to appear in court. Justice Regis Dembure ruled that Mzembi’s seven-year stay outside the country, coupled with his history of evading trial, left the …

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Mabvuku Interchange Works to Trigger Traffic Diversions

By Judith Matanire Motorists using the Harare–Mutare Highway will from September 9 be redirected to detour routes as government moves ahead with the construction of the Mabvuku Traffic Interchange, a project expected to transform traffic flow in the eastern parts of the capital. Initial ground works, including clearing of land …

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