LOCAL NEWS

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The Ministry of Health and Child Care has expressed gratitude after receiving overwhelming positive feedback from the public regarding its free pregnancy scanning service.

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Harare City Council Audit Committee Chairperson and Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Councillor, Blessing Duma has raised serious allegations of political bias in the regularization of illegal settlements in the city.

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Tavimbanashe Chawatama (28) and Leonard Nyakudya (25) appeared before the Harare Magistrates' Court on charges of sodomy after a personal dispute led to an unexpected disclosure of their alleged relationship and actions.

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In a significant boost for food security and community empowerment, smallholder farmers in Chimanimani, during the weekend, demonstrated remarkable success in embracing the Pfumvudza/ Intwasa farming concept contributing substantially to the nation’s grain reserves.

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The Second Republic has intensified efforts to produce animal feed by treating crop residues with urea fertilizer to combat the effects of the El Niño-induced drought.

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The Harare City Council is facing intense scrutiny and public outrage following allegations of corruption involving the sale of 10 000 unserviced residential stands in Mabvuku and Warren Park.

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Harare residents are fuming over what they describe as rampant misuse of public funds by the opposition-led City of Harare management, as essential services continue to falter.

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The Zimbabwe Agricultural Society (ZAS) and the Research Council of Zimbabwe (RCZ) today jointly hosted the inaugural Research for Agricultural Excellence Indaba on the sidelines of the 2024 Agricultural Showcase.

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Magunje, in Mashonaland West, is set for a major economic transformation with the construction of a US$1 billion cement manufacturing plant, a collaboration between Labenmon Investments (Pvt) Ltd and West International Holding.

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Bulawayo residents have voiced their frustration over the Bulawayo City Council's (BCC) failure to alleviate the city's worsening water crisis, which has left many without water for weeks or even months.