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Water Shortages To Persist As Power Outages Hit Bindura

Bindura BureauBindura residents have to endure the current water woes bedeviling the town which have been attributed to continuous power cuts being experienced at the waterworks, Nhau/Indaba has heard. This stems from the fact that the town has no other alternative to pumping the precious liquid serve for electric pumps …

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Zim Considers Ambassador In Belarus

Zimbabwe will appoint an ambassador to Belarus in the coming months, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade of Zimbabwe Frederick Shava told journalists after his meeting with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko in Minsk on 28 March, BelTA has learned. During the ongoing visit of the Zimbabwe delegation headed by …

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Seventh Post-Cabinet Press Briefing: Tuesday 28 March 2023

1.0 Compendium Of Projects Implemented By The Second Republic 2018-2022Cabinet received and noted the Compendium of Projects implemented by the Second Republic during the Period 2018 to 2022 presented by the Minister of State for Presidential Affairs and Monitoring Implementation of Government Programmes, Hon. Joram Gumbo. The purpose of the …

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Zanu PF Youth Dies After Being Run Over By A Tractor

Manicaland Bureau A Zanu PF Youth League member from Manicaland allegedly died on Tuesday night after being run over by a tractor while working at a plantation. Musekiwa Dziwire famously known as ‘Pastor Marvelous’ lost his life while working for a timber company allegedly linked to the Youth League. He …

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The Day Mugabe Met His ‘Secret Son’

Last week, ZimSeen broke an exclusive story of a Harare man claiming to be former president Robert Mugabe’s alleged wartime son. He produced DNA tests, affidavits, name change and other important documents to buttress his story. In the first part of the story, it was noted that Tonderai Gabriel Mugabe …

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Mt Darwin Community Feeding Personnel Working On Independence Venue

By Bindura BureauAs preparations for the 43rd Independence Day celebrations earmarked for Mt Darwin next month gather momentum, residents and traders within the district are complementing government efforts for the upkeep of its employees working at Mt Darwin High School. The school will host the national event and the government …

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Harare Sticks To Its US$132 Parking Penalty

Harare’s City Parking Department on Friday stuck to its guns following an outcry by motorists who strongly criticised their parking system, whose penalty for breaching the Central Business District (CBD) Traffic By-Laws leads motorists to part with at least US$132.The only notable change was their acceptance to give motorists a …

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Prepaid Water Meters For Glendale Households

By Bindura BureauThe Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) yesterday (Thursday) started installing prepaid water meters in Glendale, Nhau/Indaba reports. A total of 1 900 prepaid water meters are expected to be installed by the end of this month. The council’s Corporate Communications and Marketing Manager, Majory Munyonga, told Nhau/Indaba that …

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