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Met department warns of extreme temperatures

ZIMBABWE should today and tomor­row brace for severe heatwave conditions, with temperatures expected to rise significantly, particularly in low-lying river valleys. In an advisory issued at the weekend in conjunction with the Department of Civil Protection, Metrological Service Depart­ment said reduced cloud cover and increased sunshine hours would drive the hot conditions, with the Zambezi… To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice! Subscriptions

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Econet acts to restore compromised WhatsApps

Tapiwa Chirume ECONET Wireless has announced that it is actively tackling recent security incidents involving blocked or compro­mised WhatsApp accounts on its…
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Econet acts to restore compromised WhatsApps

STAFF WRITER ECONET Wireless has announced that it is actively tackling recent security incidents involving blocked or compromised WhatsApp accounts on its…
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Legal services firm launches diaspora support

Tapiwa Chirume LEADING local legal and im­migration service provider, Tulia Zimbabwe, has launched a 12-month support programme to assist diaspora citizens with…

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Elevate Africa to convene African leaders in Accra

…as continent moves from AfCFTA ambition to implementation African leaders, policymakers, investors, creatives and members of the diaspora will gather in Accra…
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Emirates and South African Airways expand codeshare partnership

EMIRATES and South African Airways (SAA) today announced an expansion of their codeshare partnership, enabling access to nine cities and establishing the…
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Trump backs Morocco in Western Sahara dispute

US President Donald Trump has reignited one of Africa’s longest-running territorial disputes by reaffirming US recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara,…