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The embattled Citizens Coalition for Change led by Mr Nelson Chamisa has failed to pay more than 45 000 people it hired as polling...
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People
Interim Citizens Coalition for Change Vice President Professor Welshman Ncube and other CCC senior members have expressed their discontent with the way CCC...
National
The much publicised nationwide demonstrations by the Kasukuwere camp which were supposed to run from 31 July have flopped. Kasukuwere had called for mass...
National
Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has said that he may not take part in the presidential election slated for August 23 “without legal...
National
PRESIDENT Mnangagwa is expected in Russia today to join more than 40 African heads of State and Governments for the Second Russia Africa Economic...
Economy
The price of a US dollar sunk marginally in yesterday’s wholesale auction for bankers to $4 505,4232, a drop of just $32 or 0,71...
Cars
Retired senior public servants can now import cars duty free with the maximum set between US$40 000 and US$60 000, depending on grade, within...
People
The main opposition CCC has been hit by a wave of double candidates reportedly being fielded by Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube following a...
National
A record wheat harvest is expected this year after the country put 86 000 hectares under the crop, the highest hectarage since wheat growing...
National
The new standard plastic driver’s licence launched in Harare yesterday to replace the metal licences will clear a backlog of approximately 600 000 applicants...
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