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Zimbabwe: Harare City Council Tells Residents to Expect Water Once a Week
263Chat, 2 July 2019
Financially troubled Harare City Council is battling against critical chemical shortages and has told residents that it will only be able to provide water at least once a week. Read more »
Call For Stay Away Flops in Zimbabwe
Zimbabweans have ignored calls by pro-opposition pressure group Tajamuka for a week-long national shutdown to force President Emmerson Mnangagwa out of power, or to negotiate with opposition leader Nelson Chamisa. Anti-government protests in the wake of a 150% fuel price hike in January this year turned violent leaving at least 17 people dead.
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A 55-year-old school headmaster Cephas Kanyai, fell from an avocado tree he had climbed to pick the fruit to sell, at a time where teachers are resorting to informal trading for ... Read more »
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Zimbabweans, already reeling from severe cash shortages, high inflation and a prolonged economic crisis, now have access to power for only four to six hours a day - mostly in the ... Read more »
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Auditor General Mildred Chiri, In presenting her 2018 annual report, said that "government books remain in a shambles, creating a heaven for criminal activities, adding that ... Read more »
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Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has signed into law the Tripartite Negotiating Forum Bill. The bill which outlaws industrial actions like strikes and protests before ... Read more »
