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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart rejects automatic 2030 extension

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart rejects automatic 2030 extension

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart rejects automatic 2030 extension

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor…

Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club…

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E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

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E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

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E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

Arlington Estate Under ZIMRA Spotlight As Taxman Demands Homeowner, Tenant Details The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has turned its attention to Harare’s upmarket Arlington Estate, demanding detailed information on homeowners and tenants as it steps up its tax compliance drive. The tax authority has approached the Arlington Estate Homeowners Association…

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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart rejects automatic 2030 extension

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

ZIMRA Targets Arlington Estate In Fresh Tax Compliance Drive

Arlington Estate Under ZIMRA Spotlight As Taxman Demands Homeowner, Tenant Details The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has turned its attention to Harare’s upmarket Arlington Estate, demanding detailed information on homeowners and tenants as it steps up its tax compliance drive. The tax authority has approached the Arlington Estate Homeowners Association…

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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as the Government works on a new regulatory framework for ride-hailing companies and drivers. The move is aimed at bringing greater order to an industry that has expanded rapidly while continuing…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana Tshuma has pleaded guilty to four charges in South Africa as the legal process to extradite him to the United Kingdom continues. Tshuma admitted to offences involving an unlicensed firearm…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced tougher requirements for the construction of new fuel stations following growing public concern over their rapid expansion, particularly in residential areas. The new measures are intended to strengthen the scrutiny…

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart rejects automatic 2030 extension

Bulawayo mayor David Coltart says he will not accept an automatic extension of his term beyond 2028. Instead, the mayor wants residents to decide whether he should remain in office. Coltart says only a legitimate referendum could give him permission to continue serving after his current mandate. His comments come…

Thabo Cele Leaves Kaizer Chiefs

Thabo Cele’s spell at Kaizer Chiefs has ended after 18 months with the Soweto giants. The midfielder leaves the club following discussions that resulted in an agreement between both parties. Cele can now consider his next move after falling outside the club’s plans for the upcoming season. His departure brings…

ZIMRA Targets Arlington Estate In Fresh Tax Compliance Drive

Arlington Estate Under ZIMRA Spotlight As Taxman Demands Homeowner, Tenant Details The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has turned its attention to Harare’s upmarket Arlington Estate, demanding detailed information on homeowners and tenants as it steps up its tax compliance drive. The tax authority has approached the Arlington Estate Homeowners Association…

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inDrive, Bolt Operators Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Tightens E-Hailing Rules

E-Hailing Services Get Five-Month Moratorium As Government Prepares New Rules Zimbabwe’s e-hailing industry has been given a five-month moratorium as…

Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle 

UK Triple Murder Suspect Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty To Four Charges Ahead Of UK Extradition Battle  Zimbabwean-born British citizen Ndodana…

Harare Moves To Curb Fuel Station Boom With New 1.5km Spacing Rule

Harare Council Tightens Rules For New Fuel Stations, Bans Sites Within 1.5km Of Each Other Harare City Council has introduced…

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