Taiwan considers stricter rules on Chinese nationals in Public Office
This exception, legislators argue, undermines the act’s prohibition on dual nationality and creates a security risk, reported Taipei Times.
By Ani News
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Chitungwiza effluent discharge: Double tragedy for humans and blue economy
Chitungwiza Municipality spokesperson Tafadzwa Kachiko said: "What is happening is as a result of vandalism and we are in the process of replacing the pump."
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Kariba cholera cases surge
Zimbabwe had in July this year declared the end of a cholera outbreak that began in February 2023.
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Marry Mubaiwa’s defence files permanent stay of prosecution
The application indicated that Mubaiwa’s health has materially deteriorated to an extent that it would not be in the interests of justice to persist with the criminal prosecution.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
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Zimbabwe's urban housing quagmire: A call for radical reform
The current crisis reveals a deeply entrenched system of exploitation where vulnerable citizens find themselves caught up in a devastating cycle of desperation, manipulation and loss.
By Lawrence Makamanzi
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Prepare to buy own condoms: NAC
He said 3% was being deducted from workers' salaries as Aids Levy with 50% of the deductions going towards the procurement of anti-retrovirals (ARVs).
By Silas Nkala
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New programme gives refugees chance to dream again
The success of the FairChance Programme will depend on the continued collaboration between stakeholders, including the private sector, NGOs, and local institutions.
By Staff Reporter
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Land barons wreak havoc in Kuwadzana
They also expressed concern over the lack of transparency and accountability within the co-operative.
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Smart thinking
Smart phones are all the ‘thing’; everyone must have one, even, it would seem, young children
By Tim Middleton
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