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The Manica Post, 17 七月 2026

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ArticleUS$6m Sak­ubva Hub fully activ­ated

THE National Social Secur­ity Author­ity (NSSA) has fully activ­ated the US$6 mil­lion Sak­ubva Indus­trial Hub project after inject­ing its entire equity con­tri­bu­tion of US$3, 066 mil­lion, while set­ting July 31 as the final dead­line for the...

US$6m Sak­ubva Hub fully activ­ated

ArticleTwin dry ports to ease For­bes Bor­der con­ges­tion

ZIMBABWE and Mozam­bi­que have embarked on ambi­tious infra­struc­ture projects to estab­lish multi-mil­lion dol­lar dry ports in Mutare and Dondo respect­ively, in a major push to elim­in­ate chronic truck con­ges­tion at For­bes Bor­der Post and...

Twin dry ports to ease For­bes Bor­der con­ges­tion

ArticleBoy (14) kills best friend over US$2

A CLOUD of grief has des­cen­ded on Mushunje High School and the wider Marange com­munity after a dis­pute over US$2 allegedly ended in tragedy, claim­ing the life of a Form One learner and leav­ing two fam­il­ies dev­ast­ated. When The Manica Post...

Boy (14) kills best friend over US$2

ArticleUnity key to strong com­munit­ies, chiefs told

TRADITIONAL lead­ers in Manica­land have been urged to strengthen unity, uphold cul­tural val­ues and intensify efforts to address chal­lenges affect­ing com­munit­ies as they con­tinue play­ing a pivotal role in grass­roots devel­op­ment. The call...

Unity key to strong com­munit­ies, chiefs told

ArticleCourts come down hard on drug offend­ers

DRUG and sub­stance abuse cases brought before the courts in Manica­land have nearly doubled in the first half of the year, a devel­op­ment legal experts attrib­ute to intens­i­fied law enforce­ment efforts, while warn­ing that the grow­ing...

Courts come down hard on drug offend­ers

ArticleWomen occupy frac­tion of lead­er­ship posts

MANICALAND has been urged to take delib­er­ate and sus­tained meas­ures to increase women’s rep­res­ent­a­tion in decision-mak­ing pos­i­tions amid grow­ing con­cern over their con­tin­ued exclu­sion from key lead­er­ship struc­tures across the province.

Women occupy frac­tion of lead­er­ship posts