LOCAL NEWS

...as ZiG 248.9 million raised for cancer equipment procurement

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Government's sugar tax is already yielding significant returns, with ZiG248.9 million having been collected to date and earmarked for the procurement of cancer treatment and diagnostic equipment.

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The Kwekwe Drug Rehabilitation Centre is set to undergo a major expansion as part of the Government’s intensified efforts to address the rising drug and substance abuse epidemic in Zimbabwe.

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Government has applauded the private sector for its active role in supporting infrastructure development projects that drive urban renewal programs.

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Zimbabwe is on the verge of becoming one of Africa’s most significant economies within the next five to 10 years, thanks to a combination of ongoing economic reforms and increasing international partnerships.

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President Mnangagwa will not be attending this year’s United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York due to a packed domestic schedule.

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Zimbabwe and the Republic of Korea have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic and trade relations, a move expected to catalyse development in key sectors for both nations.

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A national skills audit has revealed a pressing need for stronger dialogue and coordination between Zimbabwe's tertiary education institutions and industry to close the widening skills gap and better align training with the country's economic needs.

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Mudzi West Zanu PF legislator, Knowledge Kaitano is set to host a high-profile sports tournament tomorrow aimed at raising awareness on the dangers of drugs and substance abuse in his constituency.

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A Chinese company has embarked on the construction of a US$10 million hotel in Redcliff, a development set to transform the local tourism and hospitality landscape of the Midlands Province.

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Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city is fast gaining recognition as a premier destination for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) tourism, a sector poised to transform the Province’s economy.