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Zimbabwe govt orders soundproofing for churches

THE Government has ordered all churches operating in residential areas to install soundproofing and has imposed an immediate ban on the establishment of new fuel service stations in housing zones as part of a nationwide clampdown on urban …

Published: 08 Feb 2026 at 15:01hrs | 422 | by Staff reporter

Zimbabwe is a tobacco country, but future lies in blueberries

Zimbabwe is Africa's biggest producer of tobacco but some farmers believe the country's long-term future could lie in a very different crop - blueberries.Thanks

Published: 30 Sep 2025 at 20:02hrs | 369 | by Shingai Nyoka, BBC

Churches face fines for noise pollution

Churches, wedding organisers, and businesses in Masvingo and Plumtree are now subject to strict noise-control regulations, with offenders facing hefty fines, pe

Published: 30 Sep 2025 at 20:02hrs | 1030 | by Staff reporter

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Zimbabwe govt orders soundproofing for churches

Zimbabwe is a tobacco country, but future lies in blueberries

Churches face fines for noise pollution

Police investigate hit-and-run along Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road

'I am connected to the First Family, nothing will happen to me,' claims Zanu‑PF MP

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Harare police intercept drug peddlers

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Zanu-PF Nkulumane MP sworn in

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Lupane State University students win innovation prize

Zimbabwe road carnage claiming 5 people every day

Mahere warns Jonathan Moyo

The harder the Zimbabwe regime pushes citizens into believing economy improving the more unbelievable they sound!

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