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Manyame RDC employee demands US$20k from council

A MANYAME Rural District Council employee Flossy Chavarika has written to the local authority demanding US$20 000 in damages from the council for causing her arrest at the beginning of this month. Through her lawyers — Thoughts Deme Attorneys at Law  —  Chavarika’s September 6 letter addressed to the chief executive officer Farirai Guta said that her…

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Zim actor earns SA soapie nominations

SOUTH Africa-based actor Chrispen Nyathi, has earned two nominations for the fifth edition of the Royalty Soapie Awards to be held virtually early next month under the theme “Celebrating Our Shine”.  The awards celebrate the hard work put into producing the excellent work interacted with on screens and this year’s prestigious edition is special as…

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‘Wadiwa Wepa Moyo’ S2 is here

THE eagerly-anticipated second season of popular local drama Wadiwa Wepa Moyo is set to drop on September 29 with the show’s creators — College Central — releasing the trailer on YouTube on Monday.  The play caught the attention of fans when it debuted last year, a move which resulted in it attracting hundreds of thousands of YouTube…

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‘ED has ditched a lot of his allie… Tsenengamu claims, says he is working with these peeved peoples’

FORMER Zanu PF kingpin and now interim leader of the newly-formed Front for Economic Emancipation in Zimbabwe (FEEZ), Godfrey Tsenengamu, pictured, says he is working with disgruntled former allies of President Emmerson Mnangagwa to topple the ruling party leader from power in the 2023 elections. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday — a week after he savaged…

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Reprieve for ex-VP Joice Mujuru

FORMER Vice President Joice Mujuru has successfully stopped the sale of her property worth over US$200 000 to settle a debt owed to a local agriculture company. In the stay of execution application, Mujuru and her company Ruzirun Investments (Private) Limited were the applicants, while Peppy Motors (Private) Limited, trading as Agritech, Sabrina and Tony…

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Mnangagwa eases Covid-19 lockdown

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa, picturedg,  yesterday announced a return to normal business trading hours, while allowing inter-city travel after he eased the national coronavirus lockdown further. Mnangagwa said the national Covid-19 lockdown had now been downgraded to Level Two, with the previous dusk-to-dawn curfew now starting later at 10pm and ending at 05:30am. “I am ……

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Broke MDC Alliance in crowd-funding campaign

THE cash-strapped Nelson Chamisa-led MDC Alliance has resorted to crowd-funding in a bid to boost its war chest ahead of the fast-approaching 2023 elections.  This comes as the party has no access to funding under the Political Parties (Finance) Act after the MDC headed by Douglas Mwonzora was adjudged the country’s official opposition party by…

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Exams to spill into next year

THE government says the 2021 public examinations will spill into next year after learners lost valuable time due to the Covid-19 pandemic which saw schools closed for an extended period this year.  This comes as examination classes only resumed last week after over three months of no learning while the rest of learners commenced face-to-face…

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Business

Matobo miners evade paying levies

MATOBO Rural District Council (MRDC) in Matabeleland South has accused mining companies of evading paying levies despite benefitting from the area’s vast resources.  MRDC chief executive Elvis Sibanda, who could not state the exact amount owed by miners off head, said the miners prefer paying money directly to central government while not clearing their arrears…

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