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Preacher in ‘central locking’ controversy 

BULAWAYO-born preacher Mduduzi Dube, popularly known as Black Elisha, pictured, pulled off another first in the second largest city after “centrally locking” a married cheating man. The Mpopoma-based preacher who leads Christ Life Generation Church made headlines after a man (name withheld) who he had locked force-marched his wife to the prophet’s house after the…

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Dam levels drop below half

NATIONAL dam levels have declined to below 50 percent while some rivers have stopped flowing, the Zimbabwe Water Authority has said. The development is attributed to the low rainfall received in the 2019/2020 agricultural season. “Dams continue to decline as the water intensive winter cropping season is now at its peak. “River flows have also…

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‘Abandon Uncle Tomism to end Zim crises’. . . outspoken cleric Magaya tells church as Zim burns

AMID Zimbabwe’s worsening economic and political crises, the Church has stepped up its efforts to convince President Emmerson Mnangagwa and MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa to end their long-drawn rift. However, outspoken cleric and leader of Devine Destiny Network, Ancelimo Magaya, says they have not done enough and now is the time to abandon Uncle…

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Fears corona could spike out of control  

Sindiso Mlophe and Jeffrey Mvundusi  ALARM bells are ringing in government over the rapid surge of coronavirus infections in the country, which health experts warn could soon spiral out of control, the Daily News On Sunday reports. At the same time, there are also growing fears by authorities in Bulawayo that the country’s second city…

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All eyes on govt, Econet court case  

MARKETS are watching unfolding events closely after the court issued a surprise order empowering police to seize the data base and financial records of Econet subscribers. This follows yet to be tested accusations against one of the country’s biggest firms and corporate taxpayers that it has allegedly been engaging in money laundering. The court ordered…

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‘Declare academic year null, void’

WITH the country’s school calendar severely affected by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and students failing to complete the first term, there are growing calls from various stakeholders to declare this academic year null and void, the Daily News on Sunday reports. This comes as the government has deferred the re-opening of schools following a spike…

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Editorial Comment

There is nothing to smile about here

FOR some, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube’s Mid-Term Budget Review that was presented on Thursday made a lot of sense in that it gave tax concessions, but in practical terms, it falls far short of addressing the real issues on the ground — the re-dollarisation the market is pushing the economy into. Even for lay people,…

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Actress Jesesi smiling again

CELEBRATED actress Jesesi Mungoshi can afford to smile again, a year after her husband and renowned novelist Charles Mungoshi passed on. She thanks her Tabernacle of Grace Church led by Batsirai Java which gave her the much needed counselling after losing her pillar. Mungoshi died after a battle with a debilitating neurological illness for a…

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Call for improved ICT infrastructure  

ZIMBABWE’S hard-pressed industries have urged the government and other stakeholders in the information and communication technology sector to set up reliable infrastructure required for the country to boost economic growth. This comes as low levels of technology adoption in the country are limiting the potential for digital solutions in enhancing sustainable development. Henry Ruzvidzo, the…

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Congolese singer falls in love with Zim

CONGOLESE singer Desolo B has described Zimbabwe as his second home where he has found a career and love, resulting in him starting a family. Born Makula Marlos, the 27-year-old is a pastor’s son who started his career in church where he played instruments. In Zimbabwe he is pursuing a musical career in afro-fusion fused…

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