LOCAL NEWS

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Government has intensified its efforts to combat the persistent threat of Fall Armyworm, which has significantly impacted crop production since it first invaded the country in 2017.

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Finance, Economic Development, and Investment Promotion Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, has ruled out an immediate transition to a mono-currency system, citing the need to first meet key economic and financial conditions to ensure stability.

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The sugar industry has been urged to adopt water conservation techniques to reduce pressure on irrigation infrastructure and ensure sustainable sugarcane production in the Lowveld.

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The Government has announced the 2025 Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) examination fees for both Ordinary Level (O-Level) and Advanced Level (A-Level) candidates, revealing significant subsidies for students in public schools.

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Zimbabwe's foreign currency inflows surged to US$13.3 billion in 2024, reflecting a 21% increase from the US$11 billion recorded in 2023.

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Zimbabwe’s gold sector has witnessed a significant upturn, with deliveries, in January 2025, reaching 3,134 tonnes, marking a 32% increase from the 2,375 tonnes recorded in January 2024. This surge is largely attributed to the contributions of artisanal and small-scale miners, who delivered 2,265 tonnes, accounting for approximately 70% of the total output.

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ZACC to roll out national anti-corruption strategyThe Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) is set to roll out its National Anti-Corruption Strategy 2, this year, as part of its ongoing efforts to tackle corruption within the country.

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Paediatric surgeon, Dr. Kudzai Munanzvi, has appealed for urgent partnerships to help clear a growing backlog of hernia surgeries for children at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital.

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The past is catching up with controversial war veteran,Cde Blessed Geza, who is at the centre of a US$1.5 million property dispute involving the once-thriving Harare Safari Lodge.

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Zimbabwe has enough grain stocks to sustain the nation until the next harvest in April, bringing relief to millions of citizens who depend on maize and other staple grains.