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The Zimbabwe National Army owes suppliers, mostly indigenous, $58.88 million but was only allocated $28.46 million in the 2015 financial year and this is likely to suffocate them, the chairman of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security Services, Clifford Sibanda, said last week.

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Zimbabwe does not have enough money to migrate from analogue to digital broadcasting and has only allocated $1.46 million when the total bill is $29.5 million, the chairman of the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Media, Information and Broadcasting Services, William Dhewa said last week.

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Change has come to Zimbabwe. There is a new administration. It might be the same faces but their roles have changed. So should the way they think, the way they see things and more importantly the way they do things.

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Detention of patients will be the order of the day in 2015 because hospitals will have to recover fees from them to remain open as the Ministry of Finance has allocated the Ministry of Health only a fifth of what it requested.

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Information Minister Jonathan Moyo today said that Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko never denigrated Zimbabwe African People’s Union leader Dumiso Dabengwa but had only queried why he had chosen to work with organisations whose political project was opposed to the values, ideals and objectives of the liberations struggle. As such, instead of undermining Mphoko, Dabengwa must support Mphoko as his former subordinate because a commander who pulls down his rising subordinate is a charlatan.

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