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Priscah Mupfumira contests warrant of arrest

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LAWYERS representing former Social Welfare minister Priscah Mupfumira have approached the High Court challenging a warrant of arrest issued against her last Friday.  Mupfumira is on trial in a matter she is jointly charged with former Social Welfare ministry permanent secretary Ngoni Masoka for allegedly flouting tender processes and prejudicing the National Social Security Authority…

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Trio demands US$30k from Kazembe, Matanga

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THREE Mabvuku women, who claim they were arrested while on their way to the shops in February this year, have approached the High Court demanding US$30 000 each from the government, arguing their arrest was unlawful. In the application, Linda and Millicent Mbundire and Mavis Katuka, cited Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe and commissioner general…

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Chief orders Mugabe exhumation, reburial

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CHIEF Zvimba is set for a collision course with the family of the late former president Robert Mugabe whose remains the traditional leader wants exhumed from his Kutama homestead and reburied at the National Heroes Acre not later than July 1.  The order follows last week’s traditional court hearing in which Mugabe’s erratic widow Grace…

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Students give DeMbare Chibuku Super lesson

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Godknows Matarutseat NATIONAL SPORTS STADIUM Herentals …………………. 0 Dynamos …………………. 0 DYNAMOS coach Tonderai Ndiraya admitted to have been left frustrated after watching his charges being held to a dull goalless draw by Herentals in their Group One opening match of the Chibuku Super Cup tournament here yesterday. The Glamour Boys never really came into…

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Masiyiwa named Britain’s first black billionaire

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A telecoms tycoon whose family fled unrest in Zimbabwe, who took on Robert Mugabe in order to start his businesses, and who is now helping to provide Covid vaccines to Africa, has been named as Britain’s first black billionaire.  London-based Strive Masiyiwa, 60, has clinched the accolade according to the Sunday Times Rich List.  However, the Zimbabwe-born…

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MDC-A changes threaten bigwigs . . . as alliance prepares to officially become CCC ahead of 2023

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THE MDC Alliance is pressing ahead with plans to announce a new party and name — a move insiders say could have serious political ramifications for some of the coalition’s bigwigs. Speaking to the Daily News at the weekend, the insiders confirmed that MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa was preparing to switch the pact’s name to Citizens’…

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Stands saga: State to respond to Chombo

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THE State is today expected to respond to an application by former Cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo who is challenging allegations that he grabbed land, created residential stands and fleeced home seekers in the process.  Chombo last month made an application challenging his placement on remand arguing there is no nexus between him and the alleged…

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Cash-strapped Hwange turns to councillors

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THE cash-strapped Hwange Local Board (HLB) has turned to its councillors to help entice residents to pay up their outstanding bills.  This comes after HLB in March was forced to enlist the services of debt collectors to recover its dues after the bill surprisingly shot to over $20 million in a space of two months. …

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Woman shot dead during robbery

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A FEMALE employee at a Liquor Supplies outlet located at Ascot Shopping Centre was shot dead after robbers stormed the store on Saturday evening.  The robbers got away with an undisclosed amount of money during the raid in which they also took personal belongings and assaulted those inside the store during the incident.    Bulawayo…

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