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Party presidents sign peace pledge

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All 23 presidential contestants in the July 30 harmonised elections yesterday signed a high-level peace pledge committing themselves and their political parties to a peaceful campaign ahead of the polls. A few presidential candidates were represented by senior party members at the signing ceremony.

JUST IN: Hwange rally postponed

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A rally that was expected to be addressed by President Mnangagwa at the Colliery Stadium today has postponed to a later date due to his busy schedule.

US Congress amends Zidera

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A Bill to amend United States sanctions against Zimbabwe — Zidera — has been tabled in Washington with the Senate on Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday approving the proposed legislation. Zimbabwean Government officials yesterday said the move came with preconditions which threatened to overreach US influence in the internal affairs of Zimbabwe.

Local currency at appropriate time: VP Chiwenga

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GOVERNMENT will reintroduce a Zimbabwean currency at the appropriate time as part of a sustainable economic growth strategy, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga has said. He was addressing a Zanu-PF rally in Shurugwi yesterday.

G40 behind Byo bombing: President

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President Mnangagwa says he suspects the G40 cabal, which has made numerous attempts on his life in the past, had a hand in the bomb attack that killed two people and left 47 others injured at his campaign rally at White City Stadium, Bulawayo.

ED commissions $1,5bn project •Expansion to feed 600MW into national grid •Over 7 000 jobs to be created

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The expansion of Hwange Thermal Power Station under a $1,5 billion facility is now set to begin in earnest after President Mnangagwa officiated at the groundbreaking ceremony for the project here yesterday.

JUST IN: President off to Tanzania

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By Darlington Musarurwa President Mnangagwa this morning left for Tanzania on a two-day State visit at the invitation of Tanzanian President Dr John Magufuli. He was seen off at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport by Vice President Constantino Chiwenga,  senior Government officials and service chiefs. The history of Zimbabwe and Tanzania is inextricably linked as the latter […]

JUST IN: Gvt launches Intellectual Property Policy

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By Gibson Nyikadzino Online Correspondent Government has launched the Zimbabwe National Intellectual Property Policy and Implementation Strategy (2018-2022) to spur innovation and creativity in various sectors of the economy. Addressing stakeholders at  a local hotel, Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister Ziyambi Ziyambi said strong Intellectual Property protection legislation was essential for innovation and economic success. “Intellectual Property […]

Blast victim laid to rest

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Vice President Kembo Mohadi’s aide Cde Nelson Dube, who succumbed to injuries sustained during last week’s White City Stadium blast and was declared a liberation war hero, was buried yesterday.

Contractors submit Gwanda solar project survey report

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CONTRACTORS for Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC)’s 300 megawatt Gwanda solar farm have completed and submitted to the power utility the geo-technical survey report for the project, in a development insiders say extinguishes ZPC’s outstanding financial exposure.

Magufuli tips ED

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Tanzanian President Dr John Magufuli has tipped President Mnangagwa to win elections slated for July 30.

Let’s remain vigilant: Chiwenga

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ACTING President Dr Constantino Chiwenga yesterday urged Zimbabweans to remain vigilant in the face of the terror attack at White City Stadium in Bulawayo on Saturday, and reiterated that the country was not going back on the July 30 harmonised elections.

Zim ready for polls: Mudenda

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Speaker of the National Assembly Advocate Jacob Mudenda has briefed the 43rd Plenary Assembly Session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum on the Zimbabwe’s preparedness for harmonised elections scheduled for July 30 2018.

JUST IN: President back home

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President Mnangagwa is now back home after a two-day State visit to Tanzania.

ED goes down memory lane

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President Mnangagwa yesterday thanked members of the Bagamoyo community, which is 75 kilometres north of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, for looking after him and his fellow cadres as they pioneered the first military camp in the area in 1963.

Bombs will not deter us, says President

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President Mnangagwa on Thursday said violence will not mould the country’s politics and no one will stop the forces of peace, progress and democracy his administration has nurtured.

UPDATED: We were never harrassed: EU observers

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The European Union (EU) election observer mission here has dismissed as “propaganda” reports carried by two Masvingo provincial weeklies which claimed that a member of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) harassed and intimidated them on Tuesday.

We should have clipped Mugabe’s wings: Shiri

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Zanu-PF Politburo member Cde Perrance Shiri believes that the party could have erred in giving former president Robert Mugabe carte blanche to stay in office for as long as he pleased, as this seems to have made him vulnerable, especially when he became old, to the political designs of a faction led by ex-First Lady Grace Mugabe, which wanted to take over the levers of power in the party and Government.

Rev wants to ‘rebuild’ Zim on Christian values

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Reverend Washington Chikanga, leader of Rebuild Zimbabwe Party (RZP), says Zimbabwe needs “right vision and right leadership” to change fortunes for citizens.

President off to AU Summit

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President Mnangagwa left the country yesterday for Mauritania, where he is set to join other African Heads of State and Government for the 31st Ordinary Session of the African Union Summit.
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