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Saruchera wary of Whawha

Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITERfusirec@dailynews.co.zw CRANBORNE Bullets coach Nesbert Saruchera has warned his charges not to underestimate Whawha when the two sides clash in the preliminary round of the Chibuku Super Cup at Mandava Stadium tomorrow. The bottom four sides as of Week 17 — Whawha, Cranborne Bullets, ZPC Kariba, and Bulawayo City — are starting from…

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Hit and run car accidents soar

Ketty Nyoni and Rumbidzai NgwenyaSTAFF WRITERS IN A worrying development, police have recorded more than two thousand incidents of motorists who ran over pedestrians and fled the scene of the accidents in the first six months of this year alone. Announcing the staggering statistics in Harare yesterday, police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi also revealed that…

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Mighty Zambezi Lager Bonfire returns

Ashley MoyoENTERTAINMENT WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw THE popular Mighty Zambezi Lager Bonfire is back after a two-year Covid-19 pandemic-induced break that saw the suspension of most leisure, arts and recreation activities. This year’s edition will be held at Donnybrook Park, situated along Arcturus Road in the capital on August 13.Tamy Moyo and Holy Ten are set to light…

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High Court reinstates former Bulawayo deputy mayor

THE Bulawayo High Court yesterday reinstated Tinashe Kambarami as deputy mayor and councillor for ward 3, ending a three-year court battle. Kambarami was in 2018 convicted by a Bulawayo magistrate on theft charges in a case in which he pleaded guilty and was fined $80 or 18 days in prison for stealing an extension cord…

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Chevrons coach not getting carried away

ZIMBABWE Cricket coach Dave Houghton said the Chevrons will not get carried away despite recent success that saw them power to a historic 2-1 T20I series win over Bangladesh as they shift focus to three ODI matches starting tomorrow at the Harare Sports Club. It was the first time Zimbabwe won a T20I series against…

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Ncube ready for Pathfinder challenge

HIGHLY-rated young Zimbabwean coach Samkeliso “Young Pep” Ncube says he is ready for the task after being appointed to lead New York-based USL League 2 outfit Pathfinder FC for the 2022-33 season. The 34-year-old replaces Dutch coach Stefan Dijkink, whose contract was not renewed after the club missed on promotion into MLS League 1 after…

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Matripples impresses for Chiefs

BULAWAYO Chiefs youthful goalkeeper Matripples Muleya has enjoyed a relatively euphoric rise and continues to impress in his debut Castle Lager Premiership season. While considered third choice behind David Bizabani and Takabva Mawaya after joining the club from Tiger FC to further his development, Muleya is indeed paving the way for himself having impressed in…

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Chibuku Neshamwari courts JP, Killer T

Tanyaradzwa MarabadaENTERTAINMENT WRITERmarabadat@dailynews.co.zw CHIBUKU Neshamwari Traditional Dance festival has courted heavyweights Jah Prayzah and Killer T to spice up the national competition slated for Harare Gardens on August 13. The event will see 10 traditional dance groups, drawn from each province, battling it out for the top prize of US$15 000 and a recording contract…

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Politics is not dirty, we dirt it

ZYBETA Metani’ Marashi, an Albanian author once wrote that “Guns are used to satisfy a sharp tongue. We all know guns don’t kill people, but a wrong move of your tongue can kill someone, or can start a war. People kill people.”This quotation should serve as a lesson to Zimbabwean politicians and political activists who…

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