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Zim dam inflows reach second high in 47 years

Zimbabwe’s dam inflows have reached the second highest level since 1974 from the start of the rainy season in October last year, Nhau has learnt. The rainy season which starts from October has so far caused most of the country’s dams to spill raising hopes for farmers who depend on …

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Temba Mliswa Freed On $20k Bail

Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has been granted Z$20 000 bail by Harare magistrate Vongai Muchuchuti-Guwuriro on charges of violating national lockdown protocols, after conducting a press conference at his Borrowdale residence yesterday. Riot police in the company of a senior officer stormed his residence in the middle of the conference …

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Will ED Go East As More Sanctions Come From The West?

ZIMBABWE President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s attempts to win over the West to his cause are failing, the latest sign being the UK’s sanctions on his security chiefs. On Monday 1 February 2021, the United Kingdom (UK) announced that it had designated four security bosses for sanctions for human rights violations. This …

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ZLHR Hails Withdrawal Of Military Personnel From NPA

ZLHR Hails Withdrawal Of Military Personnel From NPAThe Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has hailed Government’s latest move of recalling all military service personnel seconded to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA). A February 2019 Supreme Court order set February 20 2021 as the deadline by which the NPA should …

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Zim To Receive First Batch Of Covid Vaccine On Feb 15

Government has announced that Zimbabwe will receive it’s first batch of the donated SINOPHARM Covid-19 vaccine doses in the next six days.Another consignment, purchased by Government from the Asian giant, is expected in the country in the first week of March. This was revealed by Secretary for Information Nick Mangwana. …

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