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Algeria must fall . . . Logarusic plots Desert Foxes’ capture

NEW Warriors coach Zdravko Logarusic could not have asked for any tougher opposition than Algeria in his debut match in charge of the Zimbabwe national team. The Croatian was unveiled last Thursday as the team’s permanent manager and his first match will see Zimbabwe take on the reigning African champions in Blida on March 23….

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City out to unearth more ‘Kadeweres’

WHILE most Castle Lager Premiership sides have been making headlines by acquiring new players ahead of the 2020 season, the same, however, cannot be said of Harare City Football Club. Dynamos and CAPS United lead the cast of teams that have been busy on the transfer market to trigger excitement among football fans across the…

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2020 is our year: Dodo

AFTER an elaborate spending spree which has seen his team recruit at least 18 new players, CAPS United coach Darlington Dodo is optimistic of a good 2020 Castle Lager Premiership season. Dodo took over the reins mid-season after head coach Lloyd Chitembwe moved to greener pastures Harare City. The former Gunners coach enjoyed a good…

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Potraz aims to connect more remote parts of the country

THE Postal and Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) is targeting to put more network base stations in marginalised areas as they want every corner of the country to have network. Speaking on behalf of Potraz director-general Gift Machengete, the regulator’s head of consumer affairs and publicity George Manyaya told Parliament’s information communication technology committee…

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Tongaat Hulett embarks on retrenchment

SUGAR producer, Tongaat Hulett Limited (THL) Zimbabwe, has offered its Triangle workers voluntary termination of work packages as part of a process to “invigorating its human capital capabilities” as it “redefines its future on the back of tough trading conditions”. In an offer to the workers seen by the Daily News on Sunday, the company…

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Community share ownership schemes crumble

THE government’s decision to repeal the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act in a bid to woo foreign direct investment into the mining sector has rendered community share ownership schemes across the country dysfunctional, Parliament has heard. Industry permanent secretary Mavis Sibanda told a joint sitting of the Senate’s thematic and parliamentary portfolio committees on industry…

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UN launches climate change campaign

THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in partnership with the government and civil society organisations have launched an online platform to bridge the gap between people and governments on ambitious climate action. This comes as the world, including Zimbabwe, is currently reeling from the effects of climate change, causing recurring droughts, flash floods and devastating…

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How I wish Tsvangirai was still here: Elizabeth

THE still grieving widow of the revered late founding father of the MDC Morgan Tsvangirai, Elizabeth Macheka, says she misses the former prime minister of the country “terribly”, the Daily News on Sunday reports. Tsvangirai, the much-loved former trade unionist turned politician died in a South African hospital on Valentine’s Day in 2018, after a…

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Zim turns to Uganda for grain

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced that Zimbabwe would be importing maize from Uganda to avert a humanitarian crisis due to grain shortages and looming hunger. This comes as the World Food Programme (WFP) warned on Friday that it could reduce its assistance if it fails to get US$100 million immediately. Zimbabwe is battling massive shortages…

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Govt petitioned over exorbitant exam fees

JUNIOR parliamentarians have petitioned the government to reduce examination fees after the Zimbabwe School Examination Council (Zimsec) hiked them by over 1 200 percent. Last week, Zimsec increased examination fees for Ordinary Level candidates from $15 to $190 and for Advanced level from $26 to $351 per subject. In the petition addressed to Primary and Secondary…

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