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Villagers cry foul as global giant exploits lithium in Zimbabwe

Villagers cry foul as global giant exploits lithium in Zimbabwe
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ZANU PF MP Up Against Councillor In Buhera

Newly-elected Zanu PF MP for Buhera Central Constituency Samson Matema is reportedly up in arms against the Buhera RDC Chairman Ngonidzashe Musakaruka for alleg.

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Zimbabwe parliament approves major election rate hike

In a move opposed by the opposition, the parliament of Zimbabwe has approved an increase in the fees that presidential candidates must pay.

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Zimbabwe Parliament Approves Steep Hike In Election Fees

Zimbabwe s parliament has approved a streep hike in the fee presidential candidates have to pay to get their name on the ballot, a move condemned by opposition parties on Thursday.

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Zimbabwe Parliament okays nomination fees

Zimbabwe’s Parliament has okayed nomination fees that were gazetted last year saying they do not infringe the country’s constitution. This was after Parliament’s Legal committee met on 12 June and gave a non-adverse report on Statutory Instrument 144 of 2022 which increased the fees for presidential candidates from US$1 000 to US$20 000 and those

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