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Govt to punish overcharging businesses

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned businesses involved in the manufacture of essential materials for the fight against Covid-19 against profiteering and taking advantage of the situation to milk hard-pressed citizens. Addressing the media on Monday on the coronavirus outbreak, Mnangagwa said any evidence of irresponsible corporate misbehaviour will prompt the government to punish the offenders….

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Manu Dibango succumbs to Covid-19

The Guardian – Manu Dibango, pictured, the Cameroonian musician celebrated for his blend of jazz, funk and traditional west African styles, has died aged 86 in a Paris hospital after contracting Covid-19. A message on his Facebook page announced the news with “deep sadness”, and added: “His funeral service will be held in strict privacy,…

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Bev, hubby separated by coronavirus

RAUNCHY dancer Beverly ‘Bev’ Sibanda has ruled out visiting her United Kingdom-based husband until the coronavirus epidemic is contained. Bev took Zimbabweans by surprise early this year when she married UK-based mental health nurse Chambuka Mufudzi (43) in a low key ceremony at the Harare magistrate’s court. But with the British government recently ordering a…

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Mhere, Shumba combine forces

GOSPEL musicians Mathias Mhere and Blessing Shumba, who are widely regarded as bitter rivals, have collaborated on a song titled Driver Wehupenyu. The single, off Mhere’s forthcoming album, is the celebrated gospel duo’s first ever duet. “I will be dropping the single before the album. It will come as a precursor to the album which will…

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Female artist empowers disabled

MIRANDA Mathe, 24, a resident artist at the National Arts Gallery in Bulawayo, is empowering young people living with disabilities through art. The talented visual artist launched an organisation called Kopano Arts Centre, which is situated in the Central Business District of Zimbabwe’s second largest city, to create a platform to train young people living…

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High Court settles granite mining dispute

THE High Court has set aside Mines minister Winston Chitando’s decision to cancel a Mutoko granite mining firm’s registration certificate, following a long-running ownership wrangle with another company. This comes after the two mining firms approached the court with separate applications, seeking confirmation of ownership of the claim. In the first application, Quarrying Enterprises (Private)…

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Pressure mounts on ED to shut down Zim

Fungi Kwaramba and Caroline Chiimba THE Zimbabwe Medical Association (Zima) has called for a 14-day lockdown and self-isolation for individuals with a compromised immune system to mitigate the effects of Covid-19. Zima secretary-general Sacrifice Chirisa said there is need for a minimum 14-day lockdown, adding that it ought to be implemented sooner rather than later….

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ED moves office over coronavirus… as fearful govt officials take measures to avoid contracting lethal disease

IN AN unprecedented development, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, pictured, and his ministers held their weekly Cabinet meeting in a tent at State House yesterday, after it emerged that the late broadcaster Zororo Makamba visited the president’s Harare city centre offices last week, the Daily News reports. This came as petrified staff at the Ministry of Finance’s…

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Catholic church suspends services

THE Roman Catholic Church has suspended all services and programmes to avoid the spread of the coronavirus. In a statement by the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC) yesterday, the church encourages its members to stay at home and pray. “In response to the coronavirus pandemic, so many aspects of our lives must change in order…

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UK orders its citizens to leave Zim

THE United Kingdom (UK) has ordered its citizens to leave Zimbabwe in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in the country, the Daily News can report. Posting on its Twitter account, the UK embassy said citizens who are on temporary visits must go home immediately. “If you are a UK short-term visitor to #Zimbabwe you…

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