Queen Elizabeth Consoles Zimbabwe After Devastating Cyclone Idai
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, her son Prince Charles and her grandsons and their wives the Dukes and Duchesses of Cambridge.
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Cyclone Idai: Why Zimbabwe’s disaster response is a disaster
There are few things that reveal the priorities of a government better than a national disaster. In Zimbabwe, Cyclone Idai, which had left.
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Econet Contributes $5 Million Towards Cyclone Idai Relief
Econet Zimbabwe group of companies have collectively contributed RTGS$5 million for the cyclone emergency efforts in Eastern Zimbabwe. The company has channelled the.
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WATCH: Gonyeti & Maggie Poke Fun At Arrest By Police
Comedians Samantha Kureya and Sharon Chideu popularly known as Gonyeti and Maggie, who were arrested and fined by the police last night, did.
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Zimbabwe : 23 Gold Panners Feared Dead In Battlefields
At least 23 illegal gold miners are feared dead after being trapped in shafts at two mines in Battlefields, Kadoma following heavy rains.
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Winky D camp speaks on Kasong Kejecha
Little-known Zanu PF music hype man Admire Sanyanga Sibanda has released Mushana PaJecha in what looks like a bid to discredit dancehall singer.
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Meat Testing: A fifth of UK samples reveal unspecified animals’ DNA
More than a fifth of meat sample tests in 2017 found DNA from animals not on the labelling, the BBC has learned. Out.
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Zimbabwe’s Water and Sanitation Woes Get Attention
Exactly a decade after the 2008 cholera outbreak that killed at least 4 200 people and sickened more than 100 000 others in.
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Zimbabwe Imposes a New $100 Fine For Motorists Who Throw Litter From Car Windows
MOTORISTS and passengers who throw litter from car windows will now pay a fine of $100 up from $25, the Ministry of Environment,.