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Pensioners Of Closed Companies In A Quandary, Fail To Access Payouts
THOUSANDS of former workers of companies that ceased operations are failing to access their pension payouts from the National Social…
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Chamisa narrowly escapes death in Manicaland
Staff Writer MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa’s convoy was Tuesday afternoon blocked just outside Mutare along the Mutare-Masvingo highway by…
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Musanza: The Mountain That Keeps Giving The Tonga Community
WHEN the Tonga people were displaced from their fertile land along the Zambezi river more than 60 years ago –…
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Top UN envoy to investigate Zim rights violations
Staff Writer THE United Nations has dispatched its Special Rapporteur, Alena Douhan to investigate allegations of gross human rights violations…
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ILO diagnostic report on Zimbabwe reveals huge deficits
By Staff Writer A landmark report launched by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has revealed deep work deficits amid calls…
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ED Commits End To Rampant Drug Abuse
PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has re-emphasised his administration will put to an end drug and substance abuse now rampant across the…
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US Donates US$6m To Zim’s Covid-19 Response
Staff Writer THE United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has provided Zimbabwe with US$6 million for the country’s response…
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Insulin resistance may be linked with a higher risk of depression
Written by Jessica Norris on September 27, 2021 — Fact checked by Harriet Pike, Ph.D Insulin resistance can lead to the development of type 2…
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Taekwondo: Ending Child Marriage, One Kick At A Time
GROWING up in Epworth, a densely populated suburb southeast of Zimbabwe’s capital, Harare, 17-year-old Lisa Nyambupu would see many of…
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‘It’ll Kill Me’: Zimbabwe Counts Cost Of Rise In Illict Alcohol Use
It is 7 pm and inside the shebeen, or unlicensed bar, in Harare, men and women clutch small bottles of…
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