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New organisation seeks to empower youths

NEWLY-formed Mashonaland East organisation, ME Youth Development Trust, says it seeks to empower youths and create an opportunity for them to play…

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Swift celebrates 75th anniversary

LEADING logistics company, Swift, will be handing over 75 wheelchairs across the country over the next four months to mark its 75th anniversary. Swift’s parent company, Unifreight Africa Limited chief executive Rob Kuipers, called on other corporates to play a leading role in assisting disadvantaged communities. “As a logistics company, enabling movement from point A…

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Warriors in anxious wait

WARRIORS are anxiously waiting to know who their opponents are for the rescheduled 2021 Africa Cup Nations (Afcon) finals whose draw is to be conducted in Yaounde, Cameroon tomorrow. Zifa president Felton Kamambo and Warriors team manager Welling Mpandare are already in Yaounde ahead of tomorrow’s draw where the 24 qualified teams will be drawn…

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Police on hunt for duo over rape, robberies

POLICE are on the hunt for two suspects who recently used a Toyota Wish vehicle to rob and rape two women in separate incidents in the capital. The police have flagged the vehicle which they suspect to be white or silver in colour as being behind a spate of robberies targeting commuters in Harare. This…

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Suspended Umguza councillors reinstated

FOUR Umguza Rural District Council (RDC) councillors who had filed an urgent chamber application with the Bulawayo High Court challenging their suspension last month have been reinstated. David Moyo, Sisa Moyo, Ernest Sibanda and Mary Shelton  of wards 15, 13, eight and two respectively were suspended together with their chairperson Alexander Mhlanga last month by Local…

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Councillor in stand storm

A FORMER MDC Alliance councillor for ward 12 in Chitungwiza has appeared in court accused of swindling a house seeker of US$3 800 in a botched residential stand deal. Darlington Musonza allegedly sold an open space to the complaint which was not set for residential purposes. He was not asked to plead to allegations of…

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Drug dealer up for murder

A RUWA drug dealer has been arrested over murder after he allegedly assaulted two men he accused of stealing money, property and crystal meth (mutoriro) from him. One of the assaulted people, Tinotenda Mandiyanike, later died. Masimba Makoto is alleged to be behind the death of Mandiyanike and dumping the body along Bulawayo road after…

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Churches restart dialogue crusade… as they urge political parties to ‘shun barbaric politics’

CHURCHES have renewed their push for all-inclusive national dialogue to help end the country’s decades-long political and economic crises ahead of the fast-approaching 2023 harmonised elections. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the secretary-general of the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC), Frederick Chiromba, said they had not given up on their quest to pursue all-stakeholders talks, in…

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Churches react differently to Covid directive

Mugove Tafirenyika and Tariro Sajeni CHURCHES yesterday reacted differently to government directive to banish congregants who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 with some admitting members into physical services without showing proof of inoculation while other remained closed. A survey by the Daily News between Friday and yesterday showed that in Harare, Chitungwiza and Bulawayo some churches allowed…

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