Praz vows tougher procurement crackdown

THE Procurement Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Praz) is intensifying its fight against public-sector corruption by leveraging artificial intelligence. Speaking at the fifth annual public procurement symposium in Bulawayo yesterday, Praz chief executive Clever Ruswa warned that malpractice would no longer be tolerated. He declared integrity the non-negotiable cornerstone of public trust and vowed to shield…

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Government clears US dollar payments to farmers

THE government says it has cleared all outstanding United States dollar payments owed to farmers for crops delivered to the Grain Marketing Board (GMB), and efforts are underway to settle the remaining ZiG balances. Speaking during the post-cabinet briefing yesterday in Harare, the minister of Information, Soda Zhemu, said crop deliveries at the GMB have…

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ISDP embarks on digital empowerment drive

THE Institute of Social Development Practices (ISDP) is set to train more than 400 individuals nationwide in a move aimed at enhancing digital skills and promoting innovation among business owners. The initiative, done in partnership with the Zimbabwean government and corporate entities like NetOne, equips students and graduates in the social sciences, arts, and humanities…

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Treasury directs funding into cancer treatment

THE government will continue expanding investment in cancer treatment and hospital infrastructure to ensure universal health access. Speaking during a tour yesterday of ongoing works under the Presidential Hospital Upgrade Programme at Mpilo Central Hospital, the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, said health investment was central to national development. “The government is committed to expanding…

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