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Mozambique is gearing up for its presidential and legislative elections on October 9, with analysts predicting a victory for Frelimo’s presidential candidate, Daniel Chapo.
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Government is taking bold steps toward industrialisation, with one of its flagship initiatives being the establishment of a US$3.6 billion mining and energy industrial park in Beitbridge, Matabeleland South Province.
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Government has reiterated its commitment to supporting Independent Power Producers (IPPs), with a focus on reducing the country’s reliance on non-renewable energy sources.
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In a surprising development in Zimbabwean politics, Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislator, Charlton Hwende, attended President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) at the New Parliament building in Mt Hampden last week, marking a rare moment of political unity.
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The National University of Science and Technology (NUST) has achieved an extraordinary milestone by clinching the prestigious Early-Stage trophy at the 2024 Enactus World Cup championships held last week.
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The quiet township of Habane in Esigodini has been shattered by a violent robbery that has left residents in shock as two armed suspects entered a local residence, brandishing pistols and demanding cash from the occupants.
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Colonel (Retired) Tshinga Dube, a prominent member of Zanu PF’s Politburo and a key figure in Zimbabwe’s liberation history, has passed away. He died at the age of 83 following a prolonged illness.
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More than 12,500 people in Hwakwata Village, Mutema-Musikavanhu Constituency, now have reliable access to clean energy, thanks to a US$1.5 million solar and biogas project, officially commissioned yesterday by President Mnangagwa.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced a notable projection of 600,000 tonnes for the 2024 winter wheat harvest, citing unity of purpose and effective policy frameworks, as key factors in achieving this milestone.
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Residents of Highfield Engineering in Harare have been grappling with a severe sewage burst for over two weeks, with the Harare City Council failing to address the issue, despite numerous complaints. The residents have expressed frustration at the local authority’s inability to fix the problem, with raw sewage now flowing openly in the area, posing serious health risks.
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