By Temba Dube
ZESA Holdings has condemned more than 1 000 houses in Bulawayo for “dangerous” wiring that could lead to fires that damage household property, and electrocution.
The power utility immediately disconnected electricity to more than 200 of the houses because it considered them extremely dangerous to occupants.
The development comes amid revelations that residents lose thousands of dollars worth of property in the city every year due to fires that are caused by faulty wiring and installat...
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Harare Bureau
THE Mujuru family has asked the court to call in a South African forensic expert to question the local pathologist who examined the body of the late General Solomon Mujuru.
The family said if questions arise, they might apply for the exhumation of the body of the late national hero to have the South African expert carry out another examination.
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By Prosper Ndlovu
SHARES worth about $1 billion have so far been handed over to indigenous people under the Government's Community Share Ownership Scheme/Trust, a Cabinet Minister said yesterday.
CSOS/T is a countrywide Government initiative to spearhead development and empower rural communities by giving them a 10 percent stake in all businesses that exploit natural resources in their respective areas.
Under the programme the community has a say in how to use the share of the company's profits in ...
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