ZESA restores power after national blackout
via NewsDay Zimbabwe1 min read
ZESA has restored power following a national blackout. Other news includes the relocation of UZ staff after an apartment fire, over 80,000 Zimbabwean citizens fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa, and Harare pledging solidarity with Palestine. Botswana's Parliament is charting a new course for stronger lawmaking, while ZMX is seeing rising confidence with trades hitting US$1.28 million. Political tensions at grasslands plots have led to violent attacks and forced evictions. A Mukuru cashier stole US$15,795 and ZAR4,300 from their employer. Zimbabwe has commissioned a specialized honey testing laboratory to boost export competitiveness, and global recognition awaits junior water polo teams.
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