Civil Servants Salary Indaba Today

The Government is reviewing upwards civil servants forex and local currency salary components as it is tabling its new offer today, as it remains resolute in improving the welfare of its workers. Apart from the salary, Government is already offering its workers various allowances in forex with the lowest paid …

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Prosecutors Declare Incapacitation

Wheels of justice are set to grind to a halt after public prosecutors indicated they are no longer able to continue reporting for duty because of low salaries in local currency. The prosecutors are demanding to be paid United States dollar salaries or to work three days a week and …

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Meta Launches Threads A Twitter Rival, Over 30 Million Join

Facebook has tried to compete with Twitter in numerous ways over the years, including copying signature Twitter features such as hashtags and trending topics. But now Facebook’s parent company is taking perhaps its biggest swipe at Twitter yet. Meta on Wednesday officially launched a new app called Threads, which is …

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All Set For Merciless Birthday Bash

Popular radio personality, Charlton “Merciless” Nyevera, is expected to hold his 33rd birthday bash on Saturday at Wood Auditorium in Harare.‌Dubbed “Merciless Birthday Mayhem”, the event will feature top artists like Voltz JT, Nutty O, Kae Chaps, Uncle Epaton, Boi Shona, Bling 4 and Ndunge Yut. The event will be …

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Luxolo Adams Talks Mental Fitness & ‘Arrogant Faces’

South African sprinter Luxolo Adams says he’s been working on his “mental fitness” after finding last year’s World Athletics Championships in Oregon “overwhelming”. Making his maiden appearance at the event, the 26-year-old surprised pundits – and himself – by reaching the final of the 200m. Speaking to BBC Sport’s The …

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Kagame Aims To Tackle Witchcraft In Rwandan Football

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame has called for urgent action to address issues plaguing Rwandan football, including the presence of witchcraft. During the televised “Ask the President” session with the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA) on Tuesday, Mr Kagame said some individuals, particularly coaches, were involved in unethical practices such as witchcraft. …

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