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HARARE – Legendary Zimbabwean Afro Jazz musician Oliver Mtukudzi has died. He was 66. He died at the Avenues Clinic on this afternoon surrounded by family. He had a long battle with diabetes. He had 67 albums under his name. [Adz] [GoogleAd]  

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ED goes after rogue soldiers and invites Chamisa, for talks

HARARE – President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who first swept to power through a popular military coup in November 2017 — yesterday vowed to bring to book rogue members of Zimbabwe’s gung-ho military who left a trail of blood around the country during last week’s fuel protests. Analysts who spoke to the Daily News about this unexpected…

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Beatings by soldiers continuing unabated

HARARE – Rights lawyers yesterday accused the military and police of savagely assaulting 28 people who were receiving treatment in hospital after suffering severe injuries in previous beatings — before going on to detain the victims at Harare Central Police Station. This happened despite President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vow yesterday to investigate and punish rogue members…

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Internet shutdown affects councils

HARARE – The country’s recent stay-away, coupled with government’s shutdown of the Internet affected smooth operations of most local councils as they could not process bank transfers for various necessities including water chemicals. Community Water Alliance (CWA) said because of the Internet shutdown, councils experienced problems in making payments for water treatment chemicals; most of…

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Fuel shortages hinder grass mowing

HARARE – The prevailing fuel situation has resulted in more woes, with fears of an increase in rape and muggings due to uncut grass in all areas and mainly on sides of the roads. Harare City Council (HCC) said yesterday it had not been spared in the fuel crisis and was unable to render some…

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MP trial exposes MDC squabbles

HARARE – The trial of Mt Pleasant MDC Member of Parliament Samuel Banda who is accused of giving false address to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) has exposed squabbles within the party and the Thokozani Khupe-led faction. Banda’s trial commenced on Monday, with the State calling its first witness Warship Dumba who lost the seat…

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Prosecutors stay away from Mandiwanzira case

HARARE – Trial of Nyanga South MP and former ICT minister, Supa Mandiwanzira, failed to take off again this week after State prosecutors failed to turn up for the trial, upsetting magistrate Elijah Makomo who immediately put the State on terms.  A stand-in prosecutor Venerandah Munyoro told the court the trial prosecutor Michael Chakandida was…

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Biti demands magistrate’s recusal

HARARE – MDC deputy national chairperson Tendai Biti has demanded that magistrate Gloria Takundwa recuses herself from presiding over his trial saying her independence is questionable. Biti, through his lawyers Beatrice Mtetwa and Alec Muchadehama, made the application yesterday after Takundwa dismissed his several applications. Biti had filed an application challenging the court’s jurisdiction to…

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Chamisa raises alarm over security situation

HARARE – The Nelson Chamisa-led MDC yesterday said it had written to the Southern Africa Development Community (Sadc), the African Union (AU) and the United Nations (UN) to swiftly intervene in the deteriorating security and economic situation claiming that hundreds of its party officials including legislators continue to be arbitrarily arrested. Although government claims that only…

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China calls for dialogue in Zimbabwe

HARARE – Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Huang Ping has called for a national dialogue as he condemned the social unrest that took place last week saying strikes and vandalism will not rescue Zimbabwe’s economy. Speaking at the Tour Africa — New Horizon in Zimbabwe launch Ping said: “We must maintain confidence and our bilateral relations……

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