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  1. Munyaradzi Mafaro

    Harare gets waste boost as new trucks roll in, city eyes clean comeback

    Geo-Pomona Holdings dropped off a bunch of new garbage trucks in Zimbabwe to help clean up Harare, which has been dealing with trash piling up everywhere. The company CEO, Delish Nguwaya, said the fresh equipment adds 25 compactors, 16 tippers, 10 skip loaders, and 5 street sweepers to their...
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    Zimbabwe school bars students over haircuts, heads roll after exam ban

    Nine students in Harare got blocked from taking their ZIMSEC O-Level exam because the school decided their haircuts violated dress code rules. Education Minister Torerayi Moyo said the kids showed up for their Family and Religious Studies Paper 2 test but got turned away even after they fixed...
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    Church leaders push back on abortion bill, warn of moral erosion

    Zimbabwe's major Christian groups are pushing back against proposed abortion law changes that would let people terminate pregnancies up to 20 weeks without major restrictions. The religious coalition says the Medical Services Bill amendments would trash constitutional protections for fetuses and...
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    Zimbabwe to roll out new parole, prisons shift toward rehab

    Zimbabwe VP Constantino Chiwenga told an African corrections meeting in Harare that the country plans to roll out a revamped parole program next year to fix prison overcrowding and shift toward rehabilitation over punishment. The old setup barely covered anyone besides dying inmates, but the...
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    FC Platinum hire Luphahla, title hopes pinned on new boss

    FC Platinum grabbed Joel Luphahla as their next manager after Norman Mapeza bounced from the Zvishavane club. The former Zimbabwe player just wrapped up his stint with Simba Bhora, where he took them to third place behind champions Scottland FC. Both sides agreed to split when his contract ran...
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    Bulawayo girl drowns in pit latrine, sanitation crisis deepens

    A three-year-old named Keila Nkomo from Cowdray Park in Bulawayo drowned after slipping into a Blair toilet pit that had filled up with rainwater. The kid was messing around outside with another child when she fell into the roughly 2.5-meter hole. Her aunt pulled her out and tried to help, but...
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    Engineer loses toilet case, tribunal backs trans-inclusive policy

    An engineer at Leonardo UK named Maria Kelly got her discrimination case tossed after she complained about trans women using the bathroom at work. The tribunal decided the defense contractor handled everything legally when they let transgender employees pick their facilities, and the judge said...
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    JLR ousts pink-rebrand chief, glossy era fades to black

    Jaguar Land Rover kicked out their design boss, Gerry McGovern, after he ran that wild pink rebrand campaign that had zero cars in it. The 69-year-old got walked out of the building right after a new CEO from Tata Motors took over, and people are saying his fashion-forward aesthetic with angular...
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    Sunderland students turn £25 into £12k, charity wins big

    Business majors at the University of Sunderland turned their starter cash of 25 quid per squad into over 12,700 pounds for The Children's Foundation charity. The winning crew, called North East Giving, pulled in more than 2,500 by themselves, and the whole class of first-year students beat every...
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    UK job cuts hit nine-month high, hiring freeze chills outlook

    UK companies slashed jobs faster than at any point in the past nine months after Budget uncertainty and shaky customer confidence froze up business decisions, according to S&P Global data. The PMI reading dropped to 51.2 from 52.2, and workforce numbers fell for the thirteenth straight month...
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    Instagram tightens office rules, remote perks off the table

    Instagram chief Adam Mosseri told his US-based workers they have to show up at the office every weekday starting in February. The mandate goes harder than Meta's baseline three-day requirement for Facebook and WhatsApp teams, but the parent company said each department can do its own thing...
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    Electro-Harmonix unveils ABRAMS100 amp, light on weight, heavy on punch

    Electro-Harmonix put out a new solid-state amp called the ABRAMS100 that pushes 100 watts through Class D power while staying light at around 2.5 pounds. The thing costs 299 bucks and comes with a preamp section that handles three-band EQ plus a presence toggle, and they threw in digital spring...
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    Waves drops StressBox for Magma, one knob brings the drama

    Waves dropped another plugin for its Magma lineup called StressBox, and the whole deal runs on basically one knob that handles compression when you twist right and expansion when you go left. The company pitched it as a way simpler option than stacking multiple processors for EQ, saturation, and...
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    Disability awards shift focus to impact, intentions take a back seat

    The Business Disability Forum rolled out its updated awards program for disability inclusion work, and they switched up the name to put more weight on actual results instead of just vibes. Diane Lightfoot runs the org, and she basically said companies need to show they're making real changes...
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    French unions sue over Gaza media blackout, press rights on trial

    The International Federation of Journalists and France's journalist union dropped a complaint with terrorism prosecutors over blocked reporting access to Gaza and the West Bank. They collected anonymous accounts from French reporters about equipment getting snatched, physical attacks...
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    Amnesty blasts RSF over Darfur attack, arms deals under fire

    Amnesty International wants investigators to look into what the RSF paramilitary group did at a displacement camp called Zamzam in North Darfur. The fighters rolled up with heavy weapons and started blasting at people hiding in homes, a hospital, and even a mosque. They trashed markets, schools...
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    ICC lands Libya prison chief, survivor hopes put to the test

    The ICC got custody of a Libyan guy named Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri after Germany handed him over from detention. German cops grabbed him at the Berlin airport back in the summer when he was flying through, and they held onto him until all the legal paperwork got sorted out. He ran Mitiga...
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    Eversheds snaps up top talent in Dublin, rivals left guessing

    Eversheds Sutherland brought on two new senior-level lawyers for its Ireland operation, which became part of the main international business a few months back. Robert Dever left his role running tax at Pinsent Masons in Dublin to rejoin Eversheds as a partner, and Mary Gavin moved over from...
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    Paul Weiss raids Sidley, trio joins to boost NY finance team

    Paul Weiss snagged three finance partners from Sidley Austin for its New York office, with Nicholas Schwartz leading the pack after running leveraged finance at his old shop. Mark Adler and Julie Ann Lamm already made the jump, while Schwartz wraps things up before year-end. The crew handles...
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    VERAFIED tackles AI fakes, new campaign urges users to pause

    VERAFIED dropped a new campaign called IsThisVERAfied to help people spot fake content before AI-generated nonsense wrecks everything. Founder Khumo Makiti teamed up with producer Nolo Phiri to build awareness around deepfakes, voice clones, and manipulated images that spread faster than anyone...
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