LOCAL NEWS

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Zimbabwean avocado farmers are poised to tap into new international markets, particularly China and India, as they ramp up production and exports in response to rising global demand.

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Air Zimbabwe is gearing up to relaunch its Harare-London route as part of a broader strategy to expand its international and regional flight network.

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Mudzi District’s Zanu PF legislators are taking proactive steps to combat the growing scourge of drug and substance abuse among the youth in their constituencies.

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A seed training festival, held at Chakohwa High School in Chimanimani District yesterday, brought together farmers, community members, and development partners to celebrate and promote sustainable agriculture and the revival of traditional grains.

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Government has announced a crackdown on businesses that are manipulating exchange rates by using black market rates, threatening the stability of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency.

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Acting President Constantino Chiwenga has called on Zimbabweans to embrace the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, assuring the nation that the Government is closely monitoring financial markets to strengthen the local currency and address gaps that facilitate arbitrage activities.

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ZANU PF has launched a women’s empowerment initiative by distributing 5 000 road runner chicks to women across Mashonaland Central Province, in a move to empower communities and promote self-sustainability.

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The Zimbabwe Women Agribusiness Network (ZWAN) was officially launched yesterday in Goromonzi District, Mashonaland East Province, marking a significant step forward for women entrepreneurs in agriculture.

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The Acting President, General Retired Constantino Chiwenga has called on Zimbabweans to guard the nation’s independence and sovereignty with renewed dedication, emphasizing the need to carry forward the legacy of the country’s liberation war heroes.

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The Commission of Inquiry into the Governance of Harare City Council has revealed alarming inefficiencies and corruption within the city's local authority, including the failure to account for the exact number of employees currently engaged at Town House.