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Timba alleged that Mnangagwa’s anti-corruption rhetoric was disconnected from the reality, where accountability and transparency were systematically absent.
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Environment, Climate and Wildlife minister Evelyn Ndlovu officially declared all mapped wetlands protected ecologically-sensitive areas under the Environmental Management Act.
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Mpofu expressed optimism about their appeal, confirming that their lawyers have already begun the appeal process.
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Mutsvangwa pointed to resolutions adopted at the party’s Manicaland conference as proof of Mnangagwa’s firm grip on the party.
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Communities have raised legitimate concerns about river siltation, wetland destruction, deforestation, noise pollution and water contamination.
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Mnangagwa added that the economy made positive strides despite global shocks experienced during the National Development Strategy 1 period.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has been dishing out vehicles to Zanu PF affiliates, football captains and people with disabilities.
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Gariromo stressed the importance of transitioning to renewable energy sources like solar and wind power.
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The public gallery was cleared to allow the underage complainant to testify
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Speaking at the ceremony, Zimpact Awards executive director Evermore Kangari said they were honouring people who were making a measurable difference in the lives of others.
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The stand-off highlights deepening factional tensions within Zanu PF’s Manicaland structures, where power struggles and allegations of manipulation have become recurrent.
WIFE in partnership with Mazvita are advocating for the awareness of soil fertility and empowerment of women in farming.
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The event marked the handover of a second batch of equipment under a public-private partnership between the company, Harare City Council and the government.
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Nyathi said the ZRP has mobilised multiple units to track down the suspect.
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On Sunday, Catholic priests across the country used their pulpits to urge congregants to pressure lawmakers to oppose the Bill, describing it as a grave moral threat.
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More than 100 elderly and people with disabilities received Christmas gifts from PLZ, a gesture that was hailed by the Goromonzi headman.