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Police Crackdown on Unregistered Vehicles Nets Over 1000
THE Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has launched a nationwide crackdown on motorists driving without registration number plates and those illegally…
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Can Kariba’s Waters Power Zimbabwe’s Future?
LAKE Kariba’s water levels are showing a glimmer of hope, rising to 477.74 metres, compared to 476.93 metres last year.…
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Chatunga Mugabe Abandons Bail, Faces Jail Time in South Africa After Plea Negotiation Move
BELLARMINE Chatunga Mugabe and his cousin Tobias Matonhodze have abandoned their bail application at the Alexandra Magistrates Court in Johannesburg,…
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The Africa Energy Indaba: Dr. Engineer Edzai Kachirekwa’s verbatim presentation
THE Africa Energy Indaba held in Cape Town, South Africa from 3-5 March 2026 under the theme “Igniting the Power…
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Iconic Africa Awards: Engineer Kachirekwa’s star continues to shine
ZIMBABWEAN energy expert, Engineer Edzai Kachirekwa, who was honoured at the recently held Iconic Africa Awards as one of the…
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Zimbabwe Pulls Out of Major Health Funding Talks With United States
THE United States has expressed disappointment after the Government of Zimbabwe pulled out of talks on a major health funding…
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DANET Leadership Accuses Former Projects Manager of Intimidation and Violence
A controversy is unfolding in Mutare, Zimbabwe, where Wilson Masokowere, former Projects Manager of Destiny of Afrika Network (DANET), is…
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Ministry of Education Urges Parents to Report ‘Corrupt’ Teachers and School Officials
THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has outlined clear steps for parents to report corruption by teachers and school…
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Ministry of Education Cracks Down on Teachers Charging for Extra Lessons
THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has issued a stern warning to teachers who charge learners for extra lessons,…
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Zimbabwe’s Dam Levels Rise to 90.5% Despite Dry Spell, Zinwa Reports
ZIMBABWE’s national dam levels have continued to rise, reaching an average of 90.5% despite the current mid-season dry spell, the…
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