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CNRG warns river disaster declaration open to exploitation by miners

CNRG said Zimbabwe had previously seen rehabilitation permits and restoration projects allegedly used to facilitate mining in ecologically sensitive areas.

By Silas Nkala 3h ago

CNRG warns river disaster declaration open to exploitation by miners

Future doctor battles cancer while chasing her dream

She remembers a household learning to live with diabetes and a young girl forced to become dependable before she had fully learned how to be a child.

By Gilbert Munetsi 5h ago

Future doctor battles cancer while chasing her dream

Why a referendum on CAB 3 is unavoidable

Our Bill of Rights starts from section 48 and ends with section 87 of the Constitution. Needless to say, therefore, that section 67 is within the Bill of Rights.

By Douglas Togaraseyi Mwonzora 5h ago

Why a referendum on CAB 3 is unavoidable

LSU opens facilities to boost Mat North pass rates

The initiative comes as government intensifies efforts to address persistently low pass rates and instances of zero-percent pass rates recorded at some schools in Matabeleland

By Staff Reporter 5h ago

LSU opens facilities to boost Mat North pass rates

PPC Zim pays record US$36m dividend

PPC Zimbabwe recorded an 18% increase in sales volumes during the review period, driving a 14,3% rise in revenue and helping lift group revenue by 3,9% to ZAR10,25 billion.

By Tatira Zwinoira 5h ago

A nation letting down its girls

More importantly, these figures expose a national failure to adequately protect girls from exploitation, abuse and circumstances that continue to force them out of the classroom.

By Newsday 5h ago

‘Pay now, argue later’ tax regime costing firms millions

“The methodological concern becomes sharper when one turns to the reasoning in the judgments themselves,” the report says.

By Business Reporter 5h ago

‘Pay now, argue later’ tax regime costing firms millions

Why Grace Musa believes women farmers matter

“Funders should appreciate the work already being done on the ground by women in agriculture and support projects that have demonstrated potential and continuity.”

By Staff Reporter 5h ago