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Mutasa seeks consistency

HARARE – Dynamos coach Lloyd Mutasa has told his charges their win against Harare City over the weekend which ended a six-match winless streak must not prove to be a false dawn. The Glamour Boys defeated the Sunshine Boys 2-1 at Rufaro Stadium to put smiles on the faces of their supporters while re-igniting their…

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Apostolic women campaign against child marriages

HARARE – Women in apostolic churches, through the Apostolic Women Empowerment Trust (Awet), are spearheading a campaign against child-marriages. Awet — an inter-apostolic church organisation created to advance adolescents and women’s issues in apostolic churches — said it will roll out the anti-child marriages crusade through a number of activities, “the first one being the…

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Kereke woes mount

HARARE – Embattled businessman Munyaradzi Kereke’s woes continue to mount as he has been barred from interfering with operations at his Rock Medical Centre (RMC) after a nasty fallout with judicial manager Budhama Chikamhi. This not only comes as the ex-Zanu PF legislator’s attempts to illegally evict the BCA Consultancy Service (BCA) founder have hit…

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‘Just fix the rot’

HARARE – Long-suffering Zimbabweans, reeling from the country’s deepening political and economic rot, have savaged the ruling Zanu PF’s tendencies to resort to thuggery, crass excuses, insults, character assassinations and a “contemptible manipulation” of the country’s liberation war in its desperate bid to remain in power. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, analysts…

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We will not change police, army: MDC

HARARE – Despite suffering harassment and beatings from the country’s law enforcement agents, the Morgan Tsvangirai led MDC says it holds no grudge against members of the disciplined forces. Addressing hundreds of party supporters in Kuwadzana yesterday MDC vice president Nelson Chamisa said the police are not enemies. “We are worried by police’s action. They are…

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Women confess plot against Magaya

HARARE – Hours before Prophetic Healing Deliverance (PHD) Ministries founder Walter Magaya (pictured) was arrested on rape charges last Friday, at least five women confessed that they had been approached by shadowy figures to make up allegations of either being raped or having slept with the popular preacher, a recording of last week’s service reveals….

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No takers for council vending stalls

HARARE – Apart from sweating trainee security guards, the supposed to be vending market close to the Coke Corner along Seke road is empty as market stalls there remain unoccupied. Instead, the streets of Harare are still clogged with vendors — who block pavements as they desperately try to eke out a living under punishing economic…

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‘Military could be game changers’

HARARE – Former Zanu PF losing candidate for Hatfield constituency (2013) — Acie Lumumba — has no regrets leaving the party he said sold him the dream which it never lived; the smooth-talking young politician who now leads Viva Zimbabwe, after his fallout with President Robert Mugabe’s nephew, Patrick Zhuwao, says the future belongs to…

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‘Imports ban will fuel smuggling’

HARARE – Industry has said government’s recent import restrictions are going to fuel more smuggling into the country, amid indications that Zimbabwe lost an estimated $1 billion to the scourge last year. Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) executive director, Rosemary Siyachitema and Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) chief executive, Christopher Mugaga, recently said the…

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FC Platinum down Triangle, extend lead

TRIANGLE – FC Platinum extended their lead at the top of the Castle Premiership table to five points after edging fighting Triangle here yesterday. Norman Mapeza’s charges rallied ahead through Nqobizita Masuku’s ninth minute strike but Tichaona Mapungwana restored parity with a screamer from outside the box eight minutes later. Tarisai Rukanda, however, restored the…

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