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South African government has moved to calm fears

THE South African government has moved to calm fears of escalating unrest linked to anti-illegal immigration protests, insisting there will be no national shutdown on June 30 despite growing tensions surrounding calls for undocumented fore…

Published: 3 hrs ago | 208 | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe engages SA over xenophobia fears

The Zimbabwean government has moved to reassure citizens living in South Africa that their safety is not under immediate threat following renewed concerns over xenophobic tensions targeting foreign nationals.The issue was raised in the Sen…

Published: 06 May 2026 at 11:09hrs | 527 | by Staff reporter

Anti-immigrant march in SA sparks xenophobic attack fears

Foreign nationals in South Africa, particularly Zimbabweans, are expressing growing fear following a planned nationwide shutdown and anti-immigrant march scheduled for May 4 by a group calling itself "Concerned Citizens of South Africa."Th…

Published: 24 Apr 2026 at 10:05hrs | | by Staff reporter

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe moves to quell currency transition fears

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has sought to calm public fears ahead of the country's transition to a mono-currency system, assuring citizens that their United States dollar balances will remain fully protected.In an interview, RBZ Deputy Go…

Published: 29 Mar 2026 at 11:12hrs | 792 | by Staff reporter

BCC allays fears over discoloured tap water

Bulawayo residents have raised alarms over brownish tap water and unusual odours in several suburbs, prompting the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) to respond, attributing the issue to increased turbidity in raw water from Umzingwane Dam follow…

Published: 10 Feb 2026 at 19:07hrs | 535 | by Staff reporter

Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Harare is witnessing a rapid and largely unregulated surge in makeshift multi-storey shopping structures, commonly referred to as "pseudo malls," a trend that city authorities and residents warn is increasingly posing serious public safety…

Published: 10 Dec 2025 at 07:21hrs | 754 | by Staff reporter

Eliminate your fears and doubts about way of life

The day you were born that's the day your clock started working, now the question is what have you done with the time rationed to you, yes both the rich and poor people have 24hrs a day but how we spend our time defines us. Sarah Dessen sa…

Published: 21 Mar 2019 at 19:02hrs | | by Clive Farai Magwenzi

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South African government has moved to calm fears

Zimbabwe engages SA over xenophobia fears

Anti-immigrant march in SA sparks xenophobic attack fears

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe moves to quell currency transition fears

BCC allays fears over discoloured tap water

Har­are's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears

Eliminate your fears and doubts about way of life

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South African government has moved to calm fears

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Harare's 'pseudo malls' spark safety fears