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Residents sue Moyo over demolitions

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Tendai Kamhungira DEPUTY CHIEF WRITER kamhungirat@dailynews.co.zw CHINHOYI residents have dragged the Local Government minister July Moyo to the High Court seeking an order directing him to stop demolitions of vending stalls in the resort town. In the application, Tafadzwa Washington Marimo, Emmanuel Ngwaru, Richard Svosve, Pepukayi Marega and Devis Shopo, cited Moyo, Urban Councils Association…

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Editorial Comment

Govt policy must be clear, defined

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ZIMBABWE has, in the past 40 years, continued to be dogged by poorly-defined government policies which lack clarity. More often than not, the leadership has been driven more by the desire to preserve power than an improvement in the social and economic lives of the country’s citizens. Populist policies have never worked since independence in…

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Opinion & Analysis

Impact of Covid-19 on the airline industry

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ADIEL  MAMBARA – THE airline industry will wear the scars of the coronavirus pandemic for a very long time as airlines suffer from a fall of demand and travel bans around the world as a result of the coronavirus epidemic. Since the last substantial influenza pandemic over 30 years ago, international air travel has increased…

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EntertainmentLife & Arts

Black Bird sings in six dialects

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Tinashe Sibanda Lifestyle Writer sibandat@dailynews.co.zw HIP-HOP artiste Nonkululeko Vundla, 35 aka Black Bird has released a new album titled Bantu Queen which is a collection of 14 songs sung in six different languages. This project comes as she commemorates 10 years since the release of her debut album The Rappetizer. In an interview with the…

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EntertainmentLife & Arts

Mbeu in digital partnership

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PAKARE Paye Arts Centre-bred singer Mbeu and Mhodzi Tribe will on Saturday serenade online music fans as he officially launches his digital partnership with MunMac. Mbeu’s manager Eugene Museredza said this partnership is among several interventions that the musician has been focussing on during the national lockdown period. “The global fight against the Covid-19 pandemic…

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Entertainment

‘Artists lead in Covid-19 awareness’

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YOUTH initiatives at raising awareness using the arts have become very pertinent especially on social media, National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (Nacz) director Nicholas Moyo has said. Speaking at Nacz head office in Harare while receiving a donation of 50 litres of sanitiser donated to the Council by House of Arts Association, Moyo said young…

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Masike’s book on Amazon

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MBIRA singer Hope Masike is delighted that her first book Ask Me Again is now available on Amazon. The book is a collection of 36 poems. Masike said: “Get snuggled into it and discover a world of words, womanhood and my lovely home, Zimbabwe. Other alternative ways of purchasing it; you can purchase the PDF…

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Sport

Sports Commission gets the ball rolling. . .Zimbabwe’s stadia homologation high on agenda

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Austin Karonga SPORTS WRITER karongaa@dailynews.co.zw ©️ THE Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has put in motion a detailed work plan on the current work being carried on local stadia with high hopes of getting the grounds getting the green light from the Confederation of African Football (Caf) to host international matches. All of the country’s…

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Doctors in new corona warning … say a health disaster is looming if govt does not do more tests

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Nokuthaba Nkomo and Tendai Kamhungira STAFF WRITERS ©️  DOCTORS have once again warned that authorities should forestall a health catastrophe in the country by embarking on mass testing of people and increasing its surveillance at ports of entry, in the wake of the rising incidence of coronavirus through local transmission. Speaking to the Daily News…

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Government pressed to bail out schools

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By Blessings Mashaya and Shamiso Dzingire ©️  WITH schools set to remain closed for the time being — as authorities battle to contain the lethal coronavirus — teachers have asked the government to bail out learning institutions, to stop them from collapsing, the Daily News reports. This comes as Zimbabwe has entered the final week…

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