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Everyone wants a piece of Sadomba . . . Duduza gets rock star’s reception in Sudan

FORMER Warriors and Dynamos forward Edward “Duduza” Sadomba said he was overwhelmed by the warm welcome he got from Al-Hilal fans on his arrival in Sudan last Friday. The 37-year-old returned to the Sudanese capital exactly four years after leaving Al-Hilal. This time around he was not there as a player but he accompanied the…

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iPhone sells out thieves

TWO thieves who went on a housebreaking spree in Mabvazuva, Ruwa, ran out of luck after an iPhone 11 they had stolen led detectives to their hiding place. Simba Sithole, 26, and Pardon Kasiyandima, 24, were at the weekend convicted of unlawful entry in aggravating circumstances after they went on a spree breaking into homes…

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Harare-Beitbridge road works: Contractors racing against time

COMPANIES working on the first phase of Harare-Beitbridge highway rehabilitation are racing against time as they try to complete the project before the rainy season. Speaking to the media at the weekend, one of the companies, Exodus and Company site engineer Ginny Muchenje — whose firm is working near Ngundu — said they would complete…

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Sikandar Raza looks forward to Pakistan tour

ZIMBABWE cricket star  Sikandar Raza is looking forward to taming Pakistan in their own backyard when the locals tour the Asian country next month for a limited overs series, subject to government approval. Raza was born in Sialkot, Pakistan where he dreamt of being a fighter pilot but failed an eye examination and his relocation…

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Opinion & Analysis

Home-grown solutions shall prime Zimbabwe for growth, stability

IN 2009, the late former Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai appointed then MDC national organising secretary Nelson Chamisa to head the Information Communication Technology ministry in which capacity he served until the end of the inclusive government in 2013. The late former president Robert Mugabe at one time acknowledged the work the youthful minister was doing…

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Editorial Comment

Openness crucial for top Zanu PF officials

IT APPEARS Zanu PF officials have moved back into their default mode — burning the midnight oil, plotting and scheming on how to unseat the party’s current leadership in a replay of the costly factionalism that we have always seen since the era of the late former president Robert Mugabe. At the expiry of the…

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Life & Arts

Miss Albinism pageant preps underway

PREPARATIONS for this year’s edition of Mr and Miss Albinism are underway and chances are high the event will be held online, in line with coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown measures. However, finer details pertaining to the annual event will be revealed in due course, according to organisers. “Preparations are underway but finer details such as the…

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Life & Arts

Bulawayo poets join Shoko ‘Battle of the Cities’ slam

POETS from the Sunshine City (Harare) will today take on those from The City of Kings & Queens (Bulawayo) in “The Battle of the Cities Poetry Slam”, with the audience as the judges. Nhimbe Trust joins Page Poetry Alive in partnering the event with Shoko Festival, which will be streamed on the Shoko Festival Facebook…

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Change A Life Concert hangs in balance

THIS year’s edition of the Change A Life Concert hangs in the balance due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown that has put on halt entertainment and recreational activities, organisers of the event have said. The charity event is held annually between August and October to support less-privileged people mainly in rural areas. Previously, the event…

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70 percent returnees in need of food: IOM

THE International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Zimbabwe has said 70 percent of the country’s returnees are in urgent need of food and financial assistance, the Daily News reports. This comes as scores of Zimbabweans living and working abroad have returned to the country owing to the negative impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic on their…

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