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JSC should be capacitated — ED

Rutendo Ngara STAFF WRITER ngarar@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) should be capacitated to cope with the ever-evolving nature of competition law and related policies. Addressing a JSC symposium in Victoria Falls at the weekend, Mnangagwa said human capital is one of the core areas which need to be addressed in…

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Rail equipment vandal shot

Hazel marimbizain BULAWAYO A MAN is nursing injuries after being shot by National R ailways of Zimbabwe ( NRZ) security guards while vandalising railway equipment. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday NRZ regional loss control and security officer for the Midlands Area Richard Mhakure said Simon Khumalo is currently at Gweru General Hospital after being…

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Sport

Chicken Inn revive title hopes

NASH MKOKWAYARIRA Chicken Inn….. 1 Harare City….. 0 CHICKEN Inn revived their title hopes with a 1-0 win over Harare City in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match played here yesterday. Defender Vincent Moyo’s 82 minute goal was all the Gamecocks needed to collect maximum points against relegation-threatened Harare City. It took a defender…

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Highlanders’ ‘away’ winless run continues

HIGHLANDERS registered their 32nd match on the road without a win after being held to a 1-1 draw by Herentals at the National Sports Stadium yesterday. Bosso deservedly surged ahead through their striker Lynoth Chikuhwa who capitalised after Herentals goalkeeper Takudzwa Chikosi failed to handle a harmless shot 16 minutes into the game. The Bulawayo…

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Life & Arts

Is urban grooves on the death bed?

ASHLEY MOYO VETERAN music group Extra Large appears to be the lone warrior battling to revive urban grooves, a genre which many believe has become defunct. Over the past two decades, the local urban culture music scene has evolved tremendously, from urban grooves to Zimdancehall and other popular modern genres. The seismic changes on the…

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Editorial Comment

Periodic tests needed in gun licensing

THE government has admitted that the proliferation of guns is a cause for concern and is coming up with a raft of measures to ensure that they are mopped out of the general public. Gun violence is rearing its ugly head with mere domestic disputes resulting in shooting. Armed robberies have also been on the…

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Fresh disquiet in CCC over gambit for 2023 candidates

Brandon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatb@dailynews.co.zw CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has apparently reiterated to his lieutenants that he alone will have the final say on the party’s candidates for next year’s crunch national elections, raising fresh disquiet in the fledgling political outfit. Party insiders who spoke to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday confirmed…

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BCC offers senior residents 50 percent rates discounts

Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has urged senior residents to apply for a rebate scheme which allows senior citizens to only pay 50 percent of their bills. The scheme is open to people aged 70 years and above who cannot ordinarily pay their rates BCC town clerk Christopher Dube yesterday told…

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