Minister Masuka said the programme was necessary to reverse environmental destruction that has threatened irrigation systems, agriculture, urban water supplies and industrial activity.
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By Staff Reporter May. 29, 2026
For China, the lesson is clear manufactured lamas are not a path to stability but a guarantee of failure.
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Legal experts say the association’s position is fundamentally flawed both in law and policy.
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By Staff Reporter May. 28, 2026
According to the millers' "scientific computations" the levies will spike basic commodity prices by between 13% and 18%
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By Staff Reporter May. 27, 2026
Over the past few years, Pakistan has experienced exactly how sensitive an economy can become when pressure builds around inflation, foreign reserves and exchange rates.
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By Newsday May. 26, 2026
These were aimed at establishing contact with witnesses who are not under suspicion of criminal activity.
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By Newsday May. 22, 2026
A retreat would reverberate across the Indo-Pacific.
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By Newsday May. 20, 2026
The churches also defended proposals to reform Zimbabwe’s electoral system.
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By Newsday May. 15, 2026
China’s naval diplomacy is increasingly turning inward.
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By Newsday May. 14, 2026
This ranks the top platforms on three things that actually matter: price, delivery speed, and account safety.
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By Newsday May. 13, 2026
Reuters was not immediately able to reach ​her ​lawyer.
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By Newsday May. 11, 2026
An Iranian-designed Shahed-136 over Kyiv during a Russian attack.
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By Newsday May. 8, 2026
At the same time, government says it is advancing plans to regularise land ownership for hundreds of thousands of black farmers across the country.
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By Staff Reporter May. 8, 2026
Such a move would send shockwaves through global carbon markets.
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By Staff Reporter May. 7, 2026
They venture into markets when the operating environment becomes familiar enough to facilitate compliance, reporting, governance and product development.
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By Newsday May. 6, 2026
As the graduation season peaks, the immediate outlook points to intensifying competition rather than relief.
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By Newsday May. 3, 2026
Beijing has made it clear that it does not want Chinese AI capabilities sold to American companies.
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By Newsday Apr. 29, 2026
The committee also warned that weak internal controls pose the risk of asset misuse.
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By KIRSTY SIBANDA Apr. 29, 2026
French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Friday that Europe is now under pressure from the United States, China and Russia at the same time.
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By Newsday Apr. 27, 2026
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By Staff Reporter Apr. 27, 2026
According to a notice by Navid Incorporated, the processing plants at Phoenix Prince Mine are not drawing electricity from Freda Rebecca’s supply
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By Staff Reporter Apr. 25, 2026
He was granted bail pending appeal against both conviction and sentence
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By Staff Reporter Apr. 24, 2026
All of these are points of influence: on security, on the economy, on politics, on personal life.
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By Newsday Apr. 23, 2026
The court then recorded that Zvidzai Rukudzo Kajokoto is the company’s lawful company secretary.
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By Staff Reporter Apr. 23, 2026
The goal remains unchanged: to entrench standards of responsible behaviour in the industry and make them the norm rather than the exception.
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By Newsday Apr. 21, 2026
The incident, linked to operations at the Tenke Fungurume mine, has raised alarm among local communities.
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By Newsday Apr. 20, 2026
These Chinese moves against Washington constitute an internationalization of the crisis through the exertion of political and economic pressure on the United States.
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By Newsday Apr. 17, 2026
These terms reflect more than internet slang; they reveal a generational mood shaped by economic pressure and shifting expectations.
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By Newsday Apr. 14, 2026
The project serves as a reminder that the struggle for truth in China increasingly relies on data as well as testimony, on code as well as courage
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By Newsday Apr. 14, 2026
Many investors assume that entering Nigeria’s market follows the same patterns seen in other emerging economies.
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By Newsday Apr. 13, 2026
The challenge is clear: the Global South must seize agency in its energy future, or risk being permanently tethered to Beijing’s electrostate ambitions.
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By Newsday Apr. 12, 2026
Social media amplified the issue when a Ph.D. graduate revealed he had turned to food delivery work, while a gas company announced it was hiring graduates as meter readers.
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By Newsday Apr. 9, 2026
EMA also ordered the miners to restore the environment and submit rehabilitation plans addressing land degradation, water contamination, and damage caused by mining activities.
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By Staff Reporter Apr. 8, 2026
The real question is whether Manila will have the same capacity to refuse and endure when that time comes.
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By Newsday Apr. 2, 2026
The Amendment Bill, gazetted on February 16, 2026, proposes a series of radical changes that would fundamentally alter Zimbabwe's governance structure.
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By Velisiwe Ndlovu Apr. 1, 2026
The opening positions CoCoNut Lounge within Glen Lorne’s ongoing transformation into one of Harare’s premier lifestyle destinations.
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By Staff Reporter Mar. 31, 2026
Trailblazers 4ED secretary-general Blessing Chiware said the organisation’s support for the Bill was anchored on its vision to uplift young people economically.
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By Donald Nyandoro Mar. 30, 2026
The State argues that the letter was intentionally designed to mislead the High Court, thereby undermining the administration of justice.
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By Staff Reporter Mar. 28, 2026
As the Reuters investigation proves, the “dangerous game” has already begun; it is time for Sri Lanka to opt out before the depth of the crisis becomes inescapable.
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By Newsday Mar. 27, 2026
The evolution of both physical and digital casino experiences continues to provide adult participants with diverse opportunities to engage safely and confidently.
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By Newsday Mar. 26, 2026
Sithole is accused of misappropriating ZWG$1,234,150 (about US$50,000) disbursed by Parliament in August 2025 for community projects in his constituency.
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By Nunurai Jena Mar. 25, 2026
Researchers later identified social media accounts posting coordinated messages about Takaichi. 
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By Newsday Mar. 23, 2026
The South China Sea is not just a regional dispute, it is a global security concern that affects trade routes, energy supplies, and the credibility of international law.
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By Newsday Mar. 20, 2026
Chimuka reflected on the post-Government of National Unity period, describing it as a reset point for the industry.
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By Staff Reporter Mar. 20, 2026
Pressure Mounts as Maser Group Adds Capital as Prateek Suri’s $150M Oil Bet Faces Margin Strain
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By Newsday Mar. 20, 2026
In the summons through his lawyers Tinashe Zinto of Zinto, Chivandire and Mavhaire Law Chambers, Gono is demanding back his money and 1% interest as from April 1 this year.
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By Kudakwashe Siziba Mar. 19, 2026
The award recognizes his stewardship of the state enterprise and adherence to performance-driven management criteria aligned with national development goals.
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By Staff Reporter Mar. 16, 2026