Life & Arts

Gospel sector mourns TB Joshua

LOCAL gospel musicians and promoters have joined the world in mourning the late popular Nigerian televangelist Temitope Balogun Joshua, describing his death as a gain for Heaven and deep pain for the earth. Popularly known as TB Joshua, the Synagogue Church of All Nations (Scoan) leader breathed his last on Saturday in Lagos, Nigeria at…

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Life & Arts

Miss Glam beauty pageant aims to empower girl child

ALL is set for the third edition of the Miss Glam Beauty Pageant which will be held in Harare on June 19. The managing director of the event, Marshalrose Munashe Ngoso said the annual pageant would continue with the objective of empowering the girl child.  “The aim of this beauty pageant, among other things, is…

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EntertainmentLife & Arts

Dembo rules the roost

THE government is pleased with the role the church is playing in providing health care services across the country. After being closed…

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World

Covid vaccines: Unicef asks G7 countries to donate now or risk wasting jabs

Millions of Covid vaccines could be wasted if rich countries send large amounts of leftover doses to poorer nations in one go, Unicef has warned. The charity said there needed to be a steady supply throughout the year because poor countries do not have resources to use them all at once. The UK and others…

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Sport

Shooting boots missing in Chibuku Super Cup

THE Chibuku Super Cup first round matches were completed at the weekend and were characterised by a low scoring rate a development which has left coaches worried.  Apart from Group One which consists six teams — Dynamos, CAPS United, Harare City, ZPC Kariba, Herentals and Yadah — all the other groups have played three games…

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News

St Annes hospital officially re-opens

THE government is pleased with the role the church is playing in providing health care services across the country. After being closed for almost five years, the Roman Catholic-run St Anne’s Hospital has been officially opened to the public with the opening mass presided over by Archbishop Robert Christopher Ndlovu yesterday. In his remarks at…

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Chamisa launches new coalition. . . as he prepares for looming 2023 elections

MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa, has now moved to set up a committee to spearhead new coalition talks with other opposition parties and interest groups, as the 2023 national elections loom ever closer. This follows revelations by Alliance deputy spokesperson Clifford Hlatywayo last month, who told the Daily News then that the coalition was pursuing a fresh…

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