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‘We need sanitary wear in public toilets’

WOMEN’S Affairs minister Sithembiso Nyoni says she will push the government to provide funding to make sanitary products available for free in all public toilets in a bid to eliminate period poverty.  Speaking during a webinar running under the theme “Period Dignity” which was organised by the Period Company yesterday, Nyoni said women should campaign…

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New romantic movie set for big screen

A NEW local romantic movie, Glitters, is set to hit the big screen on August 29, with its first premiere expected at the Zimbabwe Music Academy. Speaking with the Daily News yesterday, the film director, Tsoka Kwenda said that he strongly believed that the new movie will go international because of the creativity exhibited by…

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I still hold the keys: Chamisa… insists that ED will not succeed without his input

MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa says he still holds the keys to President Emmerson Mnangagwa succeeding in turning around the country’s fitful economy and normalising Zimbabwe’s lukewarm relations with the West. Speaking in an interview with the Daily News yesterday, after presidential spokesperson George Charamba said last week that Chamisa should banish any thoughts of…

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Painter celebrates Father’s Day with new creations

LOCAL abstract expressionist, Joshua Chapata, yesterday celebrated Father’s Day with new art creations expressing theimportance of men in society. This comes as Zimbabwe yesterday joined the rest of the world in celebrating Father’s Day, a day set aside to commemorate the importance of men in raising their children. “At times we talk a lot, positivity…

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Maintain Covid-19 discipline: Experts

HEALTH experts say although the country is not yet experiencing a third coronavirus wave, Zimbabweans should adhere to the current strict public management regulations of the pandemic to stop the cases of the virulent respiratory disease from spiking further. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the president of the Senior Hospital Doctors Association (SHDA), Shingai…

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Tout stabs, kills rank marshal

A 35-year-old tout yesterday appeared in court accused of stabbing a rank marshal to death and leaving another one injured in a scuffle over passengers at the corner of Fifth Street and Robert Mugabe Way in Harare. Munyaradzi Kambovi, a tout who operates at the rank, was not asked to plead to murder and attempted…

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PSMAS rebrands to boost customer service delivery

PREMIER Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) has rebranded in a development set to improve the company’s customer service delivery through adaptation to new technologies. Speaking during the rebranding launch yesterday, PSMAS acting managing director Nixjoen Mapesa said they were motivated to transform based on the ever changing business environment and emerging global trends. “We realised…

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Delinquent cops bash commuters… as vendors, others are chased out of Harare CBD from 6pm

POLICE are facing strong criticism in the wake of brutal attacks on vendors and desperate commuters in downtown Harare this week by rogue members of the force, acting under the guise of enforcing the country’s fortified coronavirus measures.The Daily News was told by hurting members of the public yesterday how delinquent and baton-wielding police officers…

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