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All-out war on black market…New measures for mobile money ...
Government is introducing measures to enforce discipline and deal decisively with illicit financial activities that have ...
Security beefed up at isolation centres
SECURITY at designated Covid-19 isolation centres, especially those situated in border towns, is set to be upgraded to ...
Mandatory quarantine policy needs tightening
With an overwhelming majority of the 160 cases of Covid-19 confirmed by yesterday being among returnees in quarantine ...
Govt agencies tackle fuel crisis
THE National Oil Infrastructure Company of Zimbabwe (NOIC), Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) and the Zimbabwe Energy ...
Action on financial rot overdue
The decision by the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to freeze accounts and put limits on payment systems — EcoCash and ...
Hokoyo: Strong on quality, puny on content
AFTER years of struggling with a genre identity crisis, creating content and polishing his discography for Africa’s ...
US ‘fires’ leave the world astonished
Scenes of gratuitous and unrelenting violence, looting and arson, including the arrest of a journalist covering the ...
Slam dunk! . . . Chikoko rules in France
The local basketball family yesterday temporarily forgot the misery wrought by Covid-19 when they joined national team ...
Fake Zupco-franchised kombis flood roads…Labels being sold ...
If it looks, sounds and drives like a Zupco bus, then it is definitely a Zupco bus. Well, this might not always be ...
Vagrants sleeping on gold pavements
ONE of the most unique things about growing up in the village is that you develop an “odd” palate for creepy-crawlies ...
Varsity students to wait longer
STUDENTS at institutions of higher learning in Zimbabwe will have to wait longer before they set foot on campus, a ...
Rebel with a cause
HE has forgiven Kenny Mubaiwa for labelling him a rebel and has made up with Norman Mapeza, but Gift Bello remains one ...
6 months’ ARVs supply for patients
Plans are underway to give people living with HIV and Aids a six months’ supply of anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) protect ...
HIT spurs new tech renaissance
THE Harare Institute of Technology (HIT) and a local start-up — Matsimba — recently announced some ground-breaking ...
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