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Dead man’s phone lands one in trouble

A BULAWAYO man has found himself in trouble after buying a cellphone belonging to a dead person who was murdered during a robbery….

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Chiyangwa contests High Court ruling

LAWYERS representing businessman Phillip Chiyangwa, pictured, will tomorrow launch a Supreme Court appeal against a High Court ruling nullifying the property magnate’s  sale of 526 hectares of land in Chegutu to the National Social Security Authority (Nssa). High Court judge, Justice Charles Hungwe, recently invalidated the deal between a firm owned by Chiyangwa, Gabroc Enterprises, and…

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Residents’ courts for Harare, Bulawayo

THE Justice ministry has begun the process of establishing residents’ courts in high-density suburbs in Harare and Bulawayo provinces as part of…

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Masiyiwa implores entrepreneurs to pay taxes

PAN-AFRICAN businessman and Econet Group founder Strive Masiyiwa has implored young entrepreneurs to properly register their businesses and pay taxes in the countries they operate in to support the public sector and spur economic development in their nations. Speaking during his online coaching sessions to young entrepreneurs across Africa last week, the billionaire telecoms and…

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Govt is not responsible for current demolitions: Garwe

LOCAL authorities are currently demolishing illegal settlements across the country in a bid to bring order t as well as bringing to…

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Mukanya relishes 76th birthday

CHIMURENGA music legend Thomas ‘Mukanya’ Mapfumo, who turned 76 yesterday, owes his long life to God and his ancestors. The Marondera-born music veteran, who has lived in Oregon in the United States of America since 2004, added that he is eternally grateful to God and his ancestral spirits for affording him the chance to live…

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I want to open a drug rehab facility, says Olinda Chapel

UNITED Kingdom-based socialite, Olinda Chapel   is currently in Zimbabwe.  The Daily News on Sunday team of Vasco Chaya and Anesu Mirisawu recently spoke…

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Ovidy to captain the Warriors at Cosafa

BLACK Leopards midfielder Ovidy Karuru has been named the Warriors captain for the Cosafa tournament set for Eastern Cape, South Africa this…

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Dusk-to-dawn curfew adding to Covid crisis — experts posit

HEALTH experts are worried that the acute transport challenges being experienced by many commuters in urban areas during the current hardened coronavirus lockdown could be inadvertently contributing towards the high infection rates of the disease being recorded in the country. Among the experts who expressed this concern to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday was…

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