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Hundreds of Somali troops trained under a Saudi-funded programme have surfaced in Jigjiga, raising urgent questions about Riyadh’s actual objectives and the fate of this force once training concludes.
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The Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed the recall of two batches of Nifedipine 10mg tablets after routine quality testing found they no longer met required standards. Patients are urged to check their medication.
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Over 100,000 people are expected to gather in Mvurwi as President Mnangagwa launches a 259-hectare housing project for youths during Munhumutapa Day on September 15.
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Zimbabwe’s flagship tourism trade fair wrapped up in Masvingo today, attracting 405 exhibitors and 153 international buyers in its biggest edition yet.
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Dr. Martin Muduva was killed by his wife, Lyliosa Chirara, who later took her own life in Harare’s Dzivaresekwa suburb. The incident followed a dispute over a secret customary marriage.
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More than two months after a Zimbabwean woman and her two daughters were killed in England, their family has condemned delays in extraditing the suspect from South Africa.
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Parliamentary agriculture committee commends ARDA’s wheat production partnerships, calls for increased government funding to expand irrigation and include more young farmers.
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Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry recorded a 1% increase in output to 356.2 million kg worth US$887.9 million in the 2026 marketing season despite subdued global demand and higher carry-over stocks.
