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Meteorological Services Zimbabwe warns the general public about a heatwave which will start from 5 to 12 March with temperatures rising as high as 41 degrees. In a statement the Met Department said the public should expect extremely hot temperatures and people should stay hydrated as the heatwave across the
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More recently Nelson Chamisa former leader of the Citizens' Coalition for Change (CCC) disassociated himself from any movement. In a tweet Nelson Chamisa said that he is not tied to any movement or colour. This comes after Amos Chibaya and Gift Ostallos Siziba have been crossing provinces in the
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The government of Zimbabwe has issued a statement on the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the United States of America. The announcement on the 4th of March 2024 by the United States President Joseph R Biden purporting to rescind all illegal Executive Orders passed by his predecessors since 6
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced dates for the upcoming by-elections which will be held on the 27th of April , 2024. The seats being contested are for Harare East and Mt Pleasant constituencies which fell vacant when Norman Markham and Fadzayi Mahere resigned from parliament following Nelson Chamisa to his new endeavours.
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ZANU PF has issued a public apology to Zimbabweans following unexpeted chants made at Mushagashe Training Centre Masvingo Province. In a statement which was issued by secretary for information and Publicity Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa he said ZANU PF apologises for what happened at Mushagashe Training Centre. ZANU PF would like
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President ED Mnangagwa through his government offered to support all rural vocational centres around Zimbabwe. In his speech addressing thousands youths who came to celebrate The National Youth day at Mushagashe Vocational Training Centre in Masvingo he said that government will scale up support for all rural vocational centres so
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Young Miner's from Matabeleland province and other parts of the nation will converge at Atlas 17 Gold Mine, 8 kilometres from Esgodini in a bid to address issues of mining formalization, professionalism and capacity building . The field day, slated for the 1st of March 2024 is set to
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Advocate Nelson Chamisa signaled blue as the new colour for his new movement which is expected to be launched soon and his political future is yet to be determined. A lot of Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) members have resigned from the party and followed Nelson Chamisa who left the
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Job Sikhala has spent about 595 days in prison which is close to two years at Chikurubi Maximum Prison and his release comes after the court sentenced him together with Godfrey Sithole. Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole handed wholly suspended 2 year jail sentences following convictions for incitement to commit
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The current Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has failed to address challenges that have rocked the nation for months and he is reluctant to resolve the issues. The country is facing a plethora of challenges and one being the unemployment rate which has reached alarming levels as graduates have resorted to
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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) dismissed reports of a formation of a new political party by Nelson Chamisa after months of political divisions within CCC. CCC has been rocked by political divisions with one faction being led by Sengezo Tshabangu and the other by Nelson Chamisa with Gift Ostallos Siziba
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The drive comes at a times when Zimbabwe has been struck by death tolls in the informal mining sector. According to Chief Government Mining Engineer Michael Munodawafa an estimated 237 death's were recorded, a massive unfortunate leap from 139 deaths recorded in 2022. Major causes for the loss