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The Premier Services Medical Aid Society is owned by members though the government claims moral ownership because 80 percent of the contributors are civil servants, Health Minister David Parirenyatwa said.
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Mabvuku-Tafara Member of Parliament James Maridadi has called for the established of a fully-fledged Ministry of War Veterans because some of them are living in desperation and are being insulted “ko imi makainda kuhondo makadzoka nei?“
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Despite policies that seem to be at cross–purposes the International Monetary Fund has decided to bring back a resident representative to Zimbabwe clearly indicating that it is not prepared to abandon the problem child because Zimbabwe has the highest potential for development on the continent.
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Health Minister David Parirenyatwa says his ministry will look into the possibility of exempting people on medical aid who will not have used their facility say for a year from contributing for another year.
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Movement for Democratic Change shadow Minister for Justice Jesse Majome has accused President Robert Mugabe, his deputy Joice Mujuru and Speaker Jacob Mudenda of failing to curb corruption.
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Premier Services Medical Aid Society chief executive Cuthbert Dube’s salary evoked outrage among Zimbabweans but medical aid is still a luxury enjoyed by only one percent of the population.
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The town clerk of Gwanda is the second highest paid local authority chief executive in the country according to figures released by Deputy Minister of Local Government Joel Biggie Matiza in Parliament yesterday.
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A woman claiming to be flamboyant businessman Phillip Chiyangwa’s customary law wife is seeking US$13 087.50 a month as maintenance for the couple’s two children – seven-year-old Trevor and one-year-old Jayden.
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