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*MORNING HEADLINES* *High Court stops Chipinge council project* *Zanu PF ropes in touts* *Invictus Energy starts drilling first exploration well in Muzarabani* *Agricultural land not for sale: President* *Government doesn’t want anything to do with dialoguing.* *Bar owner jailed 15 years for murdering customer* *Chief launches innovative rural housing scheme* *Couple loses newly-born baby after ‘negligent’ nurse ignores wailing expectant mother* *Police Bust A Syndicate Targeting Copper Cables* *Move Over, Elon Musk! Zimbabwe To Launch First Satellite Into Space In November* *Zanu PF Youth Leader Up For Fraud* *ED plots succession roadmap* *A step towards HIV Cure . . . as WHO works on gene therapy guidelines* *Harare council boss up for attempted murder; shot pub patron three times in a fit of rage* *STORIES IN DETAIL* *High Court stops Chipinge council project* THE High Court has stopped Chipinge Rural District Council (CRDC) from seizing communal land belonging to Kondo villagers for urbanisation. High Court Judge, Justice Jester Helena Charewa, interdicted the local authority from expropriating the land, ruling that council had not followed due process. According to Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), the villagers argued that council did not consult them before undertaking the urbanisation process and their concerns were not considered in violation of the Communal Lands Act. The villagers then filed an application at Mutare High Court on May 16, 2022 seeking an order to stop the breach of several of their Constitutional rights, including their right to property, administrative justice and information. “The villagers argued that urbanisation of their land has the effect of reducing the size of the land which they are in occupation of and asked the High Court to halt the process. “The Kondo villagers stated that they have inhabited Kondo Communal Lands since time immemorial, where they lead a communal way of life and rely on a

AFTERNOON HEADLINES* *Mothers who are members of Apostolic Vaccinate Children Secretly In Defiance Of Church Doctrine* *Scammers Target Unemployed Teachers And Those Seeking Transfers* *Police in Bulawayo yesterday impounded more than 100 pirate taxis and two buses* *Most councils survive on devolution funds as revenue collection shrinks* *Civil servants welcome USD pay increase* *Agriculture extension officers key to farming sector transformation* *Fire breaks out at service station* *Council gets $250m for road upgrade* *Bulawayo police target briefcase companies* *Biti alleges ‘powerful forces’ after him* *Zim champions rights of minorities — President* *Sanganai/Hlanganani preps move a gear up* *Zanu PF activist Musengezi wants Mnangagwa legitimacy court challenge live-streamed* ..... *Advertise your business with The Eastern Review Media* STORIES IN DETAIL* *Mothers who are members of Apostolic Vaccinate Children Secretly In Defiance Of Church Doctrine* Mothers who are members of Apostolic sects, who are referred to as madzimai, have resorted to sneaking to clinics behind their husbands’ backs to vaccinate their babies against measles. Some Apostolic sects consider vaccination taboo and forbid members from getting medical care insisting that all their health problems are solved through prayers. Adherents put their faith in prayer, holy water and other measures to ward off disease or cure illnesses. Zimbabwe has been grappling with a deadly measles outbreak since April 2022 which has killed more than 700 children across the country. Many were unvaccinated because of religious reasons, Information Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said. At Mbare Polyclinic in Harare, some women were taken to the back room to get their children vaccinated in secret, and in defiance of religious doctrine that forbids them from using modern medicines. Lewis Foya, a nurse at the clinic told source that the advent of the measles outbreak saw children dying so they

*MORNING HEADLINES* *MDC-T Prepares For Ordinary Congress* *Zim yet to realise peace: CSOs* *Govt speeds up payments to suppliers* *Parly staff face grilling over laptop scam* *Wheat deliveries impressive* *Electoral watchdogs raise red flag over traditional leaders dabbling in politics* *Millions vanish from Govt coffers: AG* *Zimdollar shortage hits the country* *Human wildlife conflict cases on the rise* *Pay maintenance or get arrested* *Chamisa activist charged with insulting ED* *EMA ropes in police blitz on vehicles without rubbish bins* *Mahere “Grilled” By CID Officers Over CCC Rally Explosion Incident* *PSL CEO, Kennedy Ndebele’s missing son Ndabenhle found dead* STORIES IN DETAIL* *MDC-T Prepares For Ordinary Congress* The MDC-T says it is conducting a restructuring exercise in preparation for an ordinary congress that will be held before the end of the year. Key positions including that of the party president, currently occupied by Douglas Mwonzora, vice president, and organising secretary, among others will be contested. MDC-T national spokesperson, Witness Dube, said that the date for the ordinary congress depends on the completion of provincial structures and the availability of funds for the national congress. He added: The structures have to be adopted by the national council, automatically giving the president the mandate to call for a national election after 30 days. We are about 70 per cent complete and we don’t declare a date until everything is complete, that is structures are tabled and adopted by the national council. The structures become the voting college and are subject to the national council for adjudication, if there are no issues, the structures are passed as a record and kept in custody. MDC-T holds its ordinary congress after five years and when our ordinary congress was due, the Supreme Court (ruling of May 2020) took us back to the 2014 structures that were used to hold the extraordinary congress issu

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