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Carnival moved to October

HARARE – Organisers of the Harare International Carnival have pushed this year’s edition to October in response to requests from potential local and foreign participants. The carnival, which was originally scheduled to run from September 14 to 17, will take place between October 6 to 9. Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) head of corporate affairs Sugar…

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First Harare Chamber Music Festival beckons

HARARE – The first edition of the three-day Harare Chamber Music Festival (HCMF) will take place at The Venue in Avondale from September 1 to 3. HCMF, the brainchild of Zimbabwean musician, teacher and educationist, Colbert Mpofu, is attracting the interest of classical music enthusiasts and those looking forward to sampling the genre for the…

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ANC loses power in Johannesburg for first time

JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s governing ANC party has lost control of the country’s largest city and economic centre, Johannesburg. The city council elected as mayor Herman Mashaba from the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA). The ANC had run the city since the fall of apartheid more than 20 years ago. It lost its council majority in…

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Malawi president under fire over $330m graft scam

LILONGWE – Malawian President Peter Mutharika is under fire from the opposition lawmakers for shielding cabinet ministers who have been implicated in a $330m corruption scam. But Mutharika has vehemently rejected the accusation, claiming he did not know names of the implicated ministers. Leading the bandwagon of those calling for the sacking of the alleged…

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Bond notes not done deal: Govt

HARARE – The government has suggested that it may still be a while before it introduces the much-distrusted bond notes on the market — which are meant to mitigate Zimbabwe’s severe cash shortages — with the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) revealing in court on Friday that the notes are only at a “planning stage”….

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Zim back on Test rankings

HARARE – Zimbabwe bounced back on the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test rankings after the two-match defeat against New Zealand in Bulawayo earlier this month. The team, whose last Test was way back in November 2014, had been temporarily removed from the rankings owing to having played few matches to warrant any listing. Zimbabwe lost…

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Chiyangwa warns referees

HAARE – Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) president Philip Chiyangwa (pictured) yesterday warned local football referees to remain professional and that they must reject any attempt to involve themselves in the manipulation of matches. Chiyangwa, who was appointed chairperson of the referees committee last week, made the remarks in a familiarisation meeting with the local match…

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Political parties gang up against Zec

HARARE – Opposition political parties who have been in recent months watching angry Zimbabweans stage protests over the country’s deepening economic situation, yesterday met to finalise plans to hold a mega demonstration against the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) in a bid to force reforms ahead of the 2018 elections. The political parties numbering 18 — met…

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PSL summons Bulawayo City

HARARE – Bulawayo City have been summoned to appear before the Premier Soccer League’s Disciplinary Committee next month facing charges of match-fixing. Earlier this month, City suspended four members of their technical team, including head coach Philani Ncube, his assistant Farai Mujokoro, goalkeepers’ coach Reginald Buhali and kit manager Gift Mvala, after Border Strikers alleged…

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Man dies, 354 injured in protests: Report

HARARE – A Harare man died while 354 were injured during the multiple protests that have rocked the country since January this year, civil society organisations said in a report. In the report, presented to the 36th Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc) Heads of State and Government (HSG) summit, on the outlook of Zimbabwe since…

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