Editorial Comment: Protest is a right, not a crime
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has already warned that these amendments have deepened polarisation and could threaten the very peace the General claims to desire.
By The Standard
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Masvingo, Bikita councils flout accounting rules
For Masvingo RDC, the auditor-general raised concerns over the council’s accounting for expected credit losses.
By Silas Nkala
2h ago
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Export cash squeeze hits Zim platinum miners
The admission provides official backing to concerns that have surfaced in mining companies’ financial statements over the past year.
By Tatira Zwinoira
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From village cooperatives to digital marketplaces
Our challenge is ensuring that agriculture becomes part of the digital economy they already inhabit.
By Darlington Mafa
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Chiredzi jobs scandal opens can of worms
Zacc also alleged that the two employees promoted did not meet the minimum qualifications for the positions to which they were appointed.
By Melinda Kusemachibi
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CAA3 now law: Zim must move forward in peace, unity and development
Harare is the capital city and the face of Zimbabwe.
By Clever Marisa
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Africa will bear the cost of South Africa’s Afrophobia
South Africa wore the heavy moral mantle of the prophet Elijah.
By Kenneth Mufuka
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Fury over US$31 500 school car registration
Tamuka Government Primary School’s School Development Association chairperson, Tendai Musaki, referred questions to the school head.
By Own Correspondent
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How AgricTech cuts labour for Zim’s female farmers
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, “approximately 80% of women live in communal areas, where they constitute 61% of farmers and provide 70% of the labour.”
By IPS
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