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Zimbabwe’s Older People: The Pandemic’s Silent Victims

Lunch is Angelica Chibiku’s favourite time. At 12pm she sits on her neatly made bed waiting for her meal at the Society of the Destitute Aged (Soda) home for older people in Highfield, a township in south-west Harare. Chibiku welcomes a helper into her room and cracks a few jokes. …

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Vanquished Mudha Ncube Chickens Out Of Zanu PF Midlands Race

State security minister Owen Mudha Ncube has dropped out of the race for the Zanu PF Midlands provincial chairmanship as the deadly internecine fights for control of the party heats up following the indefinite postponement of provincial polls last month. He is now backing former national youth league deputy secretary …

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250,000 Special Permits Zimbabweans Seek South African Citizenship

Nearly a quarter of a million Zimbabweans who were issued temporary residence permits in South Africa since 2009 are asking a court to grant them permanent residence, a pathway to citizenship. Ahead of the expiry of the permits in November, the Zimbabweans are challenging the government position that the permits …

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Zimra Cracks Whip At Border

Trucks arriving at Beitbridge without the proper paperwork and without pre-clearing their cargoes, so taking up parking space and causing delays, are now being charged penalties, Zimbabwe’s Border Efficiency Management Systems Committee (BEMSC) has resolved as one measure to end border delays. The other will be to second Zimbabwean customs …

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Locals Urged To Utilise Walvis Bay Dry Port

The country’s Ambassador to Namibia Mrs Rofina Chikava has implored local industrialists to consider utilising the newly-established dry port facility in Walvis Bay as part of efforts to enhance business and trade opportunities between Zimbabwe and the rest of the world. President Mnangagwa and his Namibian counterpart President Hage Geingob …

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