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The court heard that the pedestrian suffered serious injuries and eventually died at Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.

Kanyenga was spotted by a security guard who found him pulling down TelOne drop wires close to Melbourne Maternity Hospital.

“The Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe is carrying out investigations and a statement will be issued at the appropriate time.”

Figures from the Health and Child Care ministry show that of the 1,3 million people living with HIV in Zimbabwe, 1,2 million are on HIV treatment and 97% of those have achieved viral suppression.

Zimbabwe Rural Teachers Union president, Martin Chaburumunda said learners were missing lessons because of drought.

The conference is running under the theme Building Resilience and Driving Economic Transformation under Climate Change.

The project, which entails drawing water from the Zambezi to Bulawayo, has missed numerous deadlines many years after it was mooted.

Global Immigration and Legal Consultancy legal director Gabriel Shumba said the raids were targeting mainly Zimbabweans.

Council of Churches in Africa (CCA) president Rocky Moyo said over 2 000 church members had so far registered for the short courses.

Ruzario said the stands, measuring between 2 000 to 10 000 square metres, would be sold at US$20 per square metre.

State prosecutor Mercy Masamvi opposed bail saying the accused person is a powerful army officer who abused his power to sexually harass a minor.

In a notice dated September 12, the Upper Gwayi Sub Catchment Council advised borehole owners on the requirements for registering boreholes and wells.

National Aids Council provincial manager for Mashonaland Central Edgar Muzulu said part of the success story included a decrease in new HIV infections and deaths,

Former Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union president Wonder Chabikwa told NewsDay that US dollar payments will ease the burden of farming costs.

There are several reports of wild animals invading communities in search of food and water, resulting in the conflicts.

High Court judges Justices Munamato Mutevedzi and Ngoni Nduna ordered the release of the juvenile after quashing all the proceedings.

Speaking at the second gold mobilisation send-off workshop held in Harare yesterday, Mines and Mining Development minister Winston Chitando said global demand for gold was on the increase.

The National Gender Forum was held under the theme Gender, Environment and Climate Change: Building Resilience and Sustainable Development through Gender Equality.

This comes as Zimbabwe prepares to join the rest of the world at the Summit of the Future set to be held in New York early next week.

CHRA condemned the Environmental Management Agency (EMA) for remaining quiet on the matter while taking no action to arrest or fine the companies and individuals

This was revealed by Farai Olivia Mashonganyika, who is the complainant in the case, during cross-examination by Bwanya.

Chatunga, who is the son of the late former Zimbabwean ruler Robert Mugabe, was due in court to answer a charge of disorderly conduct and possession of an unspecified knife.

The pension fund had filed an application for leave to continue legal proceedings against the respondent, which is under corporate rescue.

Speaking at the official opening of the loop, Transport minister Felix Mhona said work at the interchange was now at 74%, with completion set for end of this year.

The MEPS are expected to have a strong policy on the country’s energy demands while promoting energy efficient appliances.

He said there was need to scale-up research and development, which is essential in developing efficient and climate-sensitive technologies and processes.

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