LOCAL NEWS

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Unathi Nyoni, the former Child President, has commended President Emmerson Mnangagwa for empowering youths in the country through various Government initiatives.

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In a bid to propel the country towards an upper middle-income economy, sponge iron manufacturing and beneficiation in Masvingo is gearing up to make a significant impact on job creation.

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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), under the current leadership of Professor Welshman Ncube, is reportedly considering the removal of Nelson Chamisa's face from its party logo.

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Government has nullified the controversial decision, by the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)-led Bulawayo City Council (BCC), demanding that residents pay 80 percent of their rates exclusively in foreign currency.

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Zimbabwe braces itself as the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Preparatory Mission, led by the bloc’s Deputy Executive Secretary, Dr. Judith Kateera, is set to  jet into the country today to assess the nation's readiness for the forthcoming 44^th SADC Summit in August.

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Revelations have surfaced accusing Western embassies in Zimbabwe of funding efforts to promote LGBTQ+ rights in the country.

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In a resounding call to investors, Vice President (VP) Constantino Chiwenga emphasised the opportune moment for investment in Zimbabwe during his address at the 3rd Zimbabwe-Belarus Business Forum in Harare today.

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A source within the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, Climate, and Rural Development, has revealed that Government was unwavering in its support for small-scale farmers, recognizing and addressing the hurdles they encounter in their agricultural endeavours.

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Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Organizing Secretary, Amos Chibaya, finds himself embroiled in accusations of masterminding the current turmoil within that party, despite publicly severing ties and expressing intentions to join Nelson Chamisa's forthcoming political venture.

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Bulawayo residents find themselves embroiled in discontent with the opposition-led Bulawayo City Council (BCC) following the recent passing of a resolution mandating that all rates be paid at a ratio of 80% to 20% in foreign and local currency, respectively.