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The National Journalism and Media Awards (NJAMA) ceremony took place yesterday in Harare, honoring outstanding achievements in journalism and media across various categories.
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Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Mthuli Ncube expressed hope that forecast of normal to above-normal rainfall patterns across the country from now until March next year would result in significantly enhanced water levels at Lake Kariba, potentially leading to improved power generation.
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President Mnangagwa has underscored the government’s commitment to expanding Zimbabwe’s export market and improving infrastructure to support economic growth.
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Zimbabwe’s key economic stakeholders have emphasized the importance of innovation, diversification, and market expansion to boost the nation’s export growth.
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Zimbabwe’s Ambassador-designate to Russia, Mark Grey Marongwe, has officially bid farewell to President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House yesterday, marking the final step before he assumes his diplomatic duties in Moscow.
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President Mnangagwa yesterday launched the 2024/25 Presidential Climate-Proofed Agriculture Scheme, Pfumvudza/Intwasa, and the Zunde RaMambo Programme, marking the start of Zimbabwe's summer cropping season.
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Government has introduced the Media Practitioners Bill, aiming to elevate standards of professionalism and strengthen the independence of media workers.
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Government is actively working to strengthen its engagement with the diaspora community as part of its broader economic development strategy.
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Government has committed US$70 million to a major rural development project, aiming to establish 10 000 village business units (VBUs) by December 2024, with an additional 1 500 units planned for the first half of 2025.
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Education experts have strongly condemned Professor Jonathan Moyo’s recent critique of Zimbabwe’s universities, describing his characterization of the institutions as “good-for-nothing” as baseless and as dismissive of the complex realities facing the country's higher education system.
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