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Harare losing 65pc of treated water to cheats

HARARE provincial development coordinator Tafadzwa Muguti  says Harare, Chitungwiza, Ruwa and Epworth are losing 65 percent of treated water to illegal connections. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday at the weekend, Muguti said the areas were losing the water to unscrupulous practices by residents.“As a province, we are losing a lot of the non-revenue…

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Letters to the Editor

Time to consider alternative punishments

EDITOR — Reports of overcrowding in the country’s jails during these difficult coronavirus times is a real cause for concern. People who have been incarcerated remain human beings. They are entitled to basic rights like shelter, water, health as enshrined in the Constitution. Prison time is meant to counter habitual offending and as such must…

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Production key to economic development

EDITOR — If we are to improve the Zimbabwean economy, the productive sector is key. By the productive sector we mean manufacturing, mining, agriculture, construction supported by the energy, telecommunications and water utilities sectors. These sectors have the capacity to flood the country with the much-needed foreign currency i.e. United States dollars (US$) if properly…

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News

Crocodile skin exports increase by 19pc

THE crocodile skin industry is slowly regaining its global market share as exports have increased by 19 percent. In the second-round crop and livestock assessment report for 2021/22, Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka said an improvement on crocodile skin exports has been noted despite challenges faced by the industry. “Skin exports declined from 83 000 in…

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Sport

Turmoil at CAPS Utd again

Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITERfusirec@dailynews.co.zw IT APPEARS the more things change the more they remain the same. This was the same story again at fading Harare giants CAPS United, just at a time when they appeared to be on the recovery path, their players yesterday downed tools over unpaid dues.The Green Machine’s well-documented financial crisis has been…

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It’s POLAD or the highway: Zanu PF… ruling party tells CCC as latter seeks electoral reforms ahead of 2023

THE ruling Zanu PF has reiterated that it will not hold talks with the opposition, including on much-needed electoral reforms, outside the government’s Political Actors Dialogue (Polad) platform. Polad is a platform where President Emmerson Mnagagwa regularly meets with the leaders of small opposition parties who contested him in the 2018 presidential election. Responding to…

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Life & Arts

Becoming Madam Boss movie trailer released

Tanyaradzwa MarabadaENTERTAINMENT WRITERmarbadat@dailynews.co.zw SOCIAL media sensation and actress Madam Boss, real name Tarisai Chikocho has released the trailer of her movie Becoming Madam Boss.  The two minutes and 27 seconds trailer is meant to promote the full movie, to be premiered in October, which chronicles her life story from when she was in her rural…

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Huge send off for Cont Mhlanga

HUNDREDS of mourners from all walks of life including artists, government officials and politicians among others thronged Amphitheater to bid farewell to the arts godfather Cont Mhlanga who passed away early this week at a local hospital. Before the memorial service, Vice President Constantino Chiwenga and his wife Miniyothabo visited Mhlanga’s family in Nguboyenja suburb…

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