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March and March Protest at SADC Summit: ‘Time to Fetch Your People’
Anti-illegal immigration group March and March demonstrated outside the 46th SADC Summit in Durban, calling on leaders to repatriate undocumented migrants and warning of mass deportations by 30 September.
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Feli Nandi Stays Grounded After Historic HICC Sell-Out
Zimbabwean songbird Feli Nandi says her feet remain firmly on the ground after making history with a capacity crowd at the Harare International Conference Centre last Friday.
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President Mnangagwa Urges Churches to Drive National Development Agenda
President Mnangagwa has called on churches in Zimbabwe to move beyond spiritual guidance and participate actively in economic and social progress, during a national spiritual conference.
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Ramaphosa Condemns Violence Against Foreign Nationals in South Africa
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has spoken out against recent attacks on foreign nationals, expressing shame and concern as regional leaders gather in Durban. Zimbabweans living in South Africa remain on high alert.
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Highlanders and Chicken Inn Face Early Chibuku Cup Showdown at Barbourfields
The Chibuku Super Cup first round delivers a Bulawayo derby as Highlanders and Chicken Inn seek to bounce back from recent setbacks at Barbourfields on August 13.
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Harare City Council Moves to Regulate E-Hailing Services, Mayor Says Drivers Should Share Revenue
Harare City Council is developing a legal framework for e-hailing operators, with Mayor Jacob Mafume saying drivers should not mind sharing income with the municipality as tensions continue with city police.
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CUT Students Relocated as Hostels Prepared for Zanu PF Conference
Final-year and fully paid-up students at Chinhoyi University of Technology have been moved to Chinhoyi High School to allow renovations ahead of Zanu PF’s October conference.
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Is Mutapa Being Used to Advance Private Interests in Kitsiyatota Mining Dispute?
Governance questions are mounting over the Kitsiyatota mining dispute as scrutiny turns to whether the Mutapa Investment Fund has been used to advance private interests.
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Gokwe Cottonseed Processing Transforms Rural Economy as Cooking Oil Production Expands
A new wave of value addition in Gokwe is turning cottonseed into cooking oil, livestock feed, and soap, creating jobs and keeping more wealth within rural Zimbabwe. Farmers, however, argue they are still excluded from the full benefits.
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Bulawayo Health Alert: Five Die at Mpilo Hospital from Flu-like Symptoms
Five patients have died at Mpilo Central Hospital after being admitted with flu-like illness, as health officials monitor the situation in Bulawayo and other areas.
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