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Sharon Sibindi

Bulawayo
As seen in: NewsDay Zimbabwe, MSN, Newsday, AllAfrica, The Standard Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Independent, Southern Eye, Knowledge Bylanes South Africa, Breakingnews Travel
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Govt positions dams as drivers of rural economic transformation

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By Sharon Sibindi
| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified
THE commissioning of the Wanezi Dam, Irrigation Scheme and Piped Water System in drought-prone Insiza district marks a shift in Zimbabwe’s approach to water infrastructure, with government insisting that dams must become engines of rural economic transformation rather than remain reservoirs for water storage.
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Solar, biogas projects to curb deforestation

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By Sharon Sibindi
| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified
COMMUNITIES should embrace clean energy technologies and transition from firewood to renewable energy is critical to protecting Zimbabwe’s forests, improving rural livelihoods and ensuring sustainable development, Energy and Power Development minister July Moyo has said.
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Parliament turned into execution chamber of 2013 Constitution

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By Sharon Sibindi, Patricia Sibanda, Langelihle Nyathi
| Southern Eye
THE controversial Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 3 Bill (CAB 3) is edging ever closer to becoming law. Having sailed through the National Assembly, it proceeded to the Senate, where it was passed with minor amendments. The National Assembly voted for the Bill and it is expected to be transmitted to President Emmerson Mnangagwa for assent within the constitutionally prescribed period. He has about 21 days to either assent to the Bill or return it to Parliament if he has some reservations.
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