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  • Air Zimbabwe accepts Zig for payments

    Air Zimbabwe, the national carrier, has announced that it will now accept payments in Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), a move that is expected to enhance confidence in the newly introduced currency. In a statement released on the X platform (formerly Twitter) yesterday, Air Zimbabwe expressed its commitment to adapt to the evolving financial landscape by offering stakeholders convenient payment options. “As…

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  • Zimbabweans Sentenced to 10,939 years imprisonment for Tax Fraud in South Africa

    Three Zimbabwean individuals are among a syndicate of nine people who have been sentenced to a total of 10,939 years in prison by the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria, South Africa. The syndicate was found guilty of defrauding tax authorities of R300 million. The Zimbabweans received effective sentences of 65 years each for two of them, while the third Zimbabwean…

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  • Crocodiles Fatally Attack Manyame River Residents

    In a series of alarming incidents, crocodiles in the Manyame River have claimed the lives of four residents from the Hunyani and surrounding high-density suburbs near Chinhoyi town and Zvimba district. The relentless attacks have left the community in a state of fear and confusion, with some attributing the killings to dark forces, while others believe it to be the…

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  • Founding President of Blackpool, Ronnie Chihota, Passes Away

    Ronnie Chihota, the influential founding president of the now-defunct but vibrant Premier Soccer League side, Blackpool, has sadly passed away. Chihota, a prominent Harare businessman, breathed his last at Dandaro Hospital yesterday, leaving behind a legacy that transformed the face of local football. Chihota played a crucial role in the establishment of Blackpool at the beginning of 1994. His company,…

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  • Zimbabwe International Trade Fair Opening Shifted to Saturday with Kenya’s President to Still Grace the Occasion

    Date 26 April 2024 ZimTimes Staff The highly anticipated Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) had a surprise twist as the official opening, set to be graced by Kenya’s President Dr. William Ruto, has been rescheduled to Saturday.  Breaking the news, Chairman Busisa Moyo cited unforeseen circumstances for the shift, promising a dynamic start on April 27th, with guests expected to…

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  • Former Dynamos Star Edward Sadomba’s Marriage Hits Rocky Ground

    Former Dynamos Football Club striker, Edward Sadomba, known for his exceptional skills on the field, is facing marital troubles in his highly regarded relationship with his wife, Sherlynn Sadomba, who works as a prosecutor at the Harare Magistrates Court. The couple, who had been hailed as an epitome of a successful celebrity marriage, is now embroiled in a heated dispute…

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  • Fastjet Airline Now Accepts ZiG

    Zimbabwe’s new local currency, ZiG, is gaining widespread acceptance among major companies, including a prominent airline. The Reserve Bank Governor, Dr. John Mushayavanhu, assured Parliament that the Central Bank possesses adequate reserves to back the currency. The adoption of ZiG as the preferred medium of exchange continues to grow, as more industry players now accept the currency for goods and…

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  • Domboshava Road Reconstruction Project Nearing Completion

    The reconstruction of a 7km stretch of road in Domboshava, which was in a deteriorated state, is progressing as the government has completed and opened a 1.8km section near Mverechena Business Centre. Plans are also underway to construct feeder roads in the area. The 7km stretch of road extends from Mverechena Business Centre to Chogugudza, while the completed 1.8km section…

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  • Nine Killed in Road Crashes on Independence Day

    Tragic road accidents claimed the lives of nine individuals and left 25 others injured on Independence Day, according to reports from the police. A total of 100 road traffic accidents were recorded nationwide during the holiday period, marking an increase in both the number of fatalities and injuries compared to the same period the previous year when four people were…

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  • Harare Records 6,800 Criminal Cases in First Quarter

    The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has revealed that Harare Metropolitan Province recorded a staggering 6,800 criminal cases during the first quarter of this year, according to official statistics released last week. The figures highlight the prevalence of various offenses plaguing the region. Theft emerged as the most common crime, with 1,828 reported cases, indicating a pressing need for improved security…

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