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Fear grips Gwayi villagers as stray lion kills livestock

Rumbidzai Mbewe Correspondent VILLAGERS in the Gwayi area, Matabeleland North Province, are living in fear after reports that a stray lion has been attacking livestock, killing up to seven goats,…
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Equipment deals boost Zim agriculture mechanisation

Harare Bureau SUPPORT from Belarus has helped Zimbabwe mechanise its agriculture, among many other demonstrable benefits from deepening diplomatic relations and trade ties with the East European country, President Mnangagwa…
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Landmine victim who was never to see again

AS the country wraps up the month of August that is dedicated to the commemoration of the libera-tion war heroes who sacrificed life and limb to unyoke its people from…
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Mat North projects, empowerment programmes gather pace

Nqobile Bhebhe in Lupane ZANU-PF Matabeleland North provincial chairman Cde Richard Moyo says significant progress has been recorded on major capital projects across the province, with Government infrastructure development being…
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Zimbabwe’s mono-currency transition hits 50,1pc milestone … shift is condition-driven not administrative

Tapiwanashe Mangwiro Zimpapers Business Hub ZIMBABWE has reached a 50,1 percent weighted progress score on the conditions required to transition from the multicurrency to a mono-currency regime, with the Reserve…
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Dlodloba serves up a new African sound

Langalakhe Mabena Sunday Life Reporter FOUNDER of multi-award-winning Imbube group Amaqaqa, Khulekani “Dlodloba” Sibanda is set to open a new chapter in his musical journey when he releases his latest…
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Senong ends Mandava wait: New coach marks dugout debut with FC Platinum’s first home league win since Week 13

Alberto Chamwadoro chamwadoroalberto@gmail.com FC Platinum…………1 Agama…………………0 THABO SENONG marked his FC Platinum dugout debut by ending the four-time champions’ long wait for a home league victory as Tadiwanashe Godfrey Muchenje…
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Buying a car? New scam warning for South Africans

South Africans looking for a vehicle face a warning over convincing schemes that could leave them seriously out of pocket.
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SIDSSA gets underway in Cape Town

SIDSSA gets underway in Cape Town Infrastructure South Africa (ISA) will be hosting the 5th iteration of the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium South Africa (SIDSSA) from today, bringing together a …
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SASSA ALERT: Beneficiaries have just 8 days to act

An important SASSA deadline is days away, with beneficiaries urged to take action before the end of August.
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News24 | In Sunday. | Pastor’s R500m City Power contracts, sewage scandal and McKenzie’s board picks

In this week’s News24 Sunday Edition: A double hit from our investigations team – Khaya Koko reveals how a Zimbabwean pastor amassed a R31.2 million property portfolio while his firms …
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More than 2.5m succulents seized from poachers

But this is probably less than a quarter of the illegal trade, CapeNature says
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The spreadsheet trap: Why Zaronia is really a governance challenge

It will expose organisations still relying on spreadsheets, inboxes and a few trusted people to run the debt administration – a system that can't hold under tighter scrutiny and compounded …
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Fiat ‘little mouse’ micro car nibbles at US golf-cart market

Early sales have surprised dealers as the tiny electric vehicle attracts affluent buyers looking for a distinctive alternative to traditional low-speed transport.
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Governments shouldn’t rely on AI to decide who gets a social grant

Inside a South African court case.
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Why essential services must be at the centre of SA’s financial inclusion agenda

Addressing the need to build consumer resilience in a strained economy.
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Oil giants eye Jurassic rocks off Mexico

In search of Bonanza.
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A new class of metals could transform Africa’s clean energy economy

Africa is particularly well-positioned to benefit. Scientists explain.
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Without education for girls, Afghanistan loses its chance for a better tomorrow

“Although the doors of education have been closed to us, I will never stop trying, no matter how many limitations are placed before us.”
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Zesco Girls reach COSAFA Semis

ZESCO Ndola Girls have secured their place in the semi-finals of the CAF Women’s Champions League | COSAFA Qualifier Botswana 2026 after a 1-0 win over Lesotho Defence Force at …
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Did a goat herder's lucky $200 nugget spark a gold rush in western Kenya?

Prospectors have come to West Pokot county in the hope a gram of the precious metal can change their lives.
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Did a goat herder's lucky $200 nugget spark a gold rush in western Kenya?

Prospectors have come to West Pokot county in the hope a gram of the precious metal can change their lives.
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Matters of Health: Embracing the change of seasons

AS the seasons transition, so do the demands on our bodies. Whether it’s the crisp embrace of autumn, the chilly winds of winter, the blooming warmth of spring or the…
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Zimbabwe braces for El Niño that could be the worst on record

Sunday Mail Reporter THE Government is stepping up efforts to insulate the agriculture sector from the looming super El Niño, which forecasts indicate could potentially be the “strongest in living…
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Govt accelerates drought preparedness to protect national cattle herd

Dr Tapiwanashe George Hanyire THE Government, through the Ministry of Agriculture, Mechanisation and Water Resources Development, has intensified Early Warning–Early Action interventions to protect Zimbabwe’s national cattle herd from the…
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