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• 24-Hour Shifts At Chahwanda Stadium
  [The Herald] Construction work at Chahwanda Stadium in Kwekwe is moving as scheduled following the introduction of round-the-clock shifts to meet an ambitious January deadline.
• King Peter Hails Jfa Initiative
  [The Herald] Legendary former Warriors captain Peter Ndlovu has saluted Jadel Football Academy for their efforts in nurturing grassroots talent and making sure the underprivileged get decent education.
• Cross-Section of Society Marks Unity Day
  [The Herald] A diverse cross-section of society yesterday celebrated Unity Day, a significant day on the national calendar that brings together various cultures to embrace a shared identity.
• Chawonza Hails National Foods
  [The Herald] Football administrator Vincent Chawonza has hailed the National Foods School of Excellence for committing resources towards hosting a two-week-long football training camp every holiday.
• Panic As Earth Tremors Rattle Kariba and Karoi, Residents Claim River God Nyaminyami Manifesting
  [New Zimbabwe] RESIDENTS of the resort town of Kariba as well as Karoi, situated some 200km away, were plunged into panic mode after they woke up to the rumbling sound of earth tremors this Monday.
• Two Poachers Killed in Shootout With Zimparks Rangers
  [New Zimbabwe] TWO suspected poachers were killed in a shootout with Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) rangers in Makuti's Musingwizi area on December 21, 2024, the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has confirmed.
• Ruling Zanu-PF Accused Of Using Food Aid to 'Violate Human Rights'
  [New Zimbabwe] The ruling party, Zanu PF, is using food aid to violate the rights of hungry citizens, a recent report from a local watchdog has revealed.
• Zim Launches National Master Plan for Elimination of NTDS
  [The Herald] Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) impede economic development, perpetuate the cycle of poverty and pose a significant threat to individual lives, a senior Government official said last Friday.
• Parole System Will Transform Offenders
  [The Herald] Zimbabwe is moving ahead into the next stage of prison reform with the establishment of a parole system overseen by a State Parole Board, but needing the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service to be able to accurately measure just which individual prisoners have met the set parole criteria and to what extent.
• Manufacturing, Mining Exhibit Resilience in Q3
  [The Herald] THE manufacturing and mining sectors exhibited resilience against challenges that characterised the economy in the third quarter of 2024, as measured by the Volume of Manufacturing Index (VMI).