Sport

Chibuku offers DeMbare hope

By Cloud Fusire THE Chibuku Super Cup, which reaches the quarter final stage this weekend, has effectively turned into Dynamos’ last chance saloon for silverware this season. Interestingly, Dynamos will meet log leaders FC Platinum in a tricky match in Chibuku Super Cup tie they have to win to avoid finishing 2022 without some silverware….

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Opinion & Analysis

NPRC dead right on 2023 polls

THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) needs the support of the whole country in pursuit of free, fair and credible harmonised polls next year. Without electoral prudence next year, the country will remain isolated and struggling to mend the fledgling economy. There is no option for the motherland this time around except executing elections…

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Business

Micro-pension fund for informal sector launched

ECONET Life, an insurance unit of EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe, has launched a unique micro-pension fund product that allows people in the informal sector to save for retirement. The new product, called Dura/Isiphala Pension Fund, was launched in Kariba at the weekend and is expected to drive the uptake of pensions by workers in the informal…

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News

Chivayo denies failing to undertake Gwanda project

THE trial in which businessman Wicknell Chivayo is suing the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) for cancelling a 100-megawatt Gwanda solar project continued yesterday, with the businessman revealing that he only needs six months to complete the first phase of the solar project. This is despite the power company’s allegations that he had failed to complete…

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Zanu PF bigwigs sweat over posts… as voting for party’s all-powerful central committee looms

THERE is gnashing of teeth in Zanu PF after the party set tough eligibility conditions for all its members who want to be elected into its powerful central committee. This has seen aspiring candidates being required to have served the former liberation movement for at least 15 consecutive years, which effectively shuts out all returning…

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Letters to the Editor

Let us safeguard our environment

EDITOR — The environment we live in is the best heritage we can leave for future generations, that is if we ensure it is still safe for them to live in. The burden of having to deal with huge populations is a challenge the majority of nation states face today but surely there are better…

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Church pledges to ease political tensions

THE church says it is engaging political parties on political violence ahead of next year’s elections by raising more awareness on the need for peaceful campaigns and tolerance. This comes at a time the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) is currently engaging political parties to try to minimisepolitical violence. Speaking to the Daily News…

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Deal with domestic violence, traditional leaders challenged

LOCAL Government minister July Moyo has challenged traditional leaders to up their game in dealing with domestic violence and early child marriages in their communities. Speaking at the installation of Chief Mazvihwa in Zvishavane on Monday, Moyo said traditional leaders were custodians of ethics and morals in their areas of jurisdiction and the country at…

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Mbudzi roundabout to close for more than a year

By Brighton Muronzereyi THE Mbudzi roundabout in Harare will be closed starting on Sunday for one-and-a-half years to enable the construction of a traffic interchange. The roundabout is at the intersection of Simon Mazorodze, High Glen and Chitungwiza roads and is arguably one of the busiest for heavynational and regional traffic on the Harare-Masvingo highway…..

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News

PSMI bosses freed

PREMIER Service Holdings Company (PSHC) and Premier Service Medical Investment (PSMI) bosses accused of diverting over US$100 000 and over $14 million in holiday allowances for board members have been freed on $50 000 bail each. PSHC chief executive and group strategy and performance executive Farai Muchena and Victor Chaipa were charged together with PSMI…

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