Sport

Highlanders crush hapless students… Mandla Mpofu gets relief

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Nash Mkokwayarira  at BARBOURFIELDS STADIUM Highlanders………………. (1) 4 Herentals………………….. 0 HIGHLANDERS coach Mandla Mpofu  breathed a huge sigh of relief after the Bulawayo giants finally remembered how to win and convincingly walloped Herentals in a lopsided Castle Lager Premiership match here yesterday. Midfielder Nqobizitha Masuku put Bosso in front in the first half before Stanley Ngala,…

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Life & Arts

Zambian musician celebrates Tuku duet

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AWARD-WINNING Zambian Afro-jazz singer James Sakala, 38, has described his inclusion on the late music legend Oliver ‘Tuku’ Mtukudzi’s posthumous album — Abi’angu2   — as a “rare privilege.” Sakala’s duet with Tuku titled Tura Mtoro is one of 14 tracks that make Abi’angu2 — the first album to be released since the internationally-acclaimed music superstar passed away on January 23 three…

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Editorial Comment

Chamisa, Chiwenga are both dead right

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VICE President Constantino Chiwenga and opposition leader Nelson Chamisa yesterday told multitudes of their supporters in Mutare and Beitbridge to be calm ahead of by-elections on March 26. They appealed against political violence. Both were dead right. Politics is about ideas, not violence. President Emmerson Mnangagwa has spoken quite fluently against violence and it is…

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Business

SeedCo conditioning plant off to a good start

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SEEDCO seed maize conditioning plant which was commissioned last year in September by President Emmerson Mnangagwa has started successfully operating after having dried up 300 metric tonnes of the maize seed since February this year when it started operating. The plant alternatively known as the dryer was set up to speed up the drying process…

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Top Stories

‘Big Three’ push politics of peace… as Zanu PF, MDC, CCC all promote tolerance

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Blessing Masakadza and Blessings Mashaya IN WELCOME pronouncements after weeks of acrimony, the country’s three main political parties all urged Zimbabweans yesterday to desist from violence ahead of key elections. Speaking at separate rallies yesterday, both the ruling Zanu PF and its main opposition rivals — the MDC and the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)…

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News

Cops attacks anti-corruption officers

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TWO traffic cops were nabbed for bashing Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) officers who had arrested their workmate for extorting a motorist to facilitate the release of his vehicle that had been impounded.  John Mapurisa and Blessing Tendai Joniso who are constables based at Warren Park police station were charged with obstruction of justice after they…

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Masvingo sets aside $2m for gender mainstreaming

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MASVINGO City Council (MCC) has allocated $2 million for its gender desk, becoming one of the few local authorities in the country to adopt such an initiative. An MCC official manning the council gender desk, Sithabile Mataba told the Daily News yesterday that the local authority was making strides to ensure that women’s rights were observed at…

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Armed robbers menace continue

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ARMED robbers continue to be a menace in the country with several cases being recorded each passing week. In the latest cases, a family in Zengeza lost US$13 500 after armed robbers stormed their house on Thursday at around 2am before holding them hostage. The suspects who were armed with a black pistol and an…

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Proton Bakery hunts for US$32k in damages

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Dionne Kanyowa The High Court has allowed Proton Bakers( Pvt )  limited to attach South African based company ,Tengwa Africa‘s trucks  in order to find  jurisdiction  and  compel it  to pay US$32 000 in damages over an  accident  caused by its truck driver  last year . Justice Joseph Chilimbe presided over the urgent application and granted an interim relief in favor of the bakery….

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We had no option: Majongwe... as teachers troops back to classes

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TEACHERS who have been on strike since schools resumed face-to-face learning on March 7 over salaries and conditions of service are back at work after a government directive, amid concerns that there is not much teaching taking place in classes nevertheless. The Daily News Staff Writer Rumbidzai Ngwenya had a chat with Progressive Teachers Union of…

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