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45 killed in human-wildlife conflict

ZIMBABWE National Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) says 45 people were killed and 40 others injured by wild animals countrywide between January and July this year. This comes as at least 50 people are killed by wildlife every year in Zimbabwe. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZimParks spokesperson Tinashe Farawo, said human-wildlife conflict…

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‘Zanu PF women will get their way’… Dube surmises, as league presses for a female party, govt VP

FORTHRIGHT liberation stalwart and former Cabinet minister, Tshinga Dube, says there is all likelihood that the looming Zanu PF congress will restore a woman as one of the party’s top three leaders. Speaking last Thursday on independent television station 3Ktv’s popular programme, Vantage, Dube noted that the wishes of the women’s league had historically always…

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Bulawayo parking deal here to stay: Mayor

BULAWAYO mayor Solomon Mguni says the city will not bow to pressure from residents and business to cancel a parking partnership with Tendy Three International (TTI). This comes as the Bulawayo Progressive Residents Association (Bpra) recently said it was working on measures to end the deal, arguing it was killing business in the city owing…

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Sport

CAPS battle player mutiny

Cloud Fusire SPORTS WRITERfusirec@dailynews.co.zw A CRIPPLING stand-off between CAPS United players and the club’s leadership over unpaid salaries is threatening to derail the team’s revival. The Green Machine players downed their tools last week Friday over unpaid salaries for the past three months and have vowed to return only after their grievances have been addressed.Makepekepe’s…

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Life & Arts

Killer T joins drug abuse fight

Tanyaradzwa MarabadaENTERTAINMENT WRITERmarabadat@dailynews.co.zw POPULAR Zimdancehall chanter Killer T, pictured, has joined the fight against drug and substance abuse in society thanks to his latest single Guka. In the recently released song, Killer T who grew up in Harare’s oldest suburb of Mbare where the problem is rife admitted that drugs have caused untold suffering in…

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Senditoo partners with transfers powerhouse Access Forex

INTERNATIONAL Remit- tance company Senditoo has partnered with the fast-est growing global money transfer business, Access Forex to allow Zimbabweans in the United Kingdom to send money to loved ones across a wider network. Access Forex offers a distribution network of nearly 200 collection points nationwide. Access Forex is part of the Access Finance International…

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Khupe challenges opposition parties

FORMER MDC vice president Thokozani Khupe has challenged opposition political parties to adopt new strategies to lure more voters ahead of the crunch 2023 harmonised elections. Khupe, who was speaking recently on a twitter space organised by the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Mthwakazi, a group of the party’s supporters based in the diaspora, said…

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Editorial Comment

Gun situation needs urgent action

THE government has moved to curb the proliferation of guns and ammunition in the country by granting an amnesty to owners of illicit weapons who will surrender them to the police between last Monday and September 30. While the move is commendable, there is a feeling that authorities have to do more to stop the…

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Better pay pledge for government workers

Rutendo Ngara and Brighton MuronzereyiSTAFF WRITERS THE government is committed to improving the welfare of security forces so that they can continue to do their work diligently, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday. Speaking in Harare during National Defence Forces Day commemorations, Mnangagwa said authorities were doing everything in their power to increase the salaries of…

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