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45 kids undergo cleft lip surgeries

Nyasha Kunyiswakunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw AT least 45 children from across the country are set to undergo free cleft lip and palate surgeries at the Sally Mugabe Central Hospital in Harare. The surgeries are a partnership between the Health ministry, Global Cleft and Graniofacial Foundation, and surgeries will start today until the end of the week.Speaking to Daily…

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Maid in court for allegedly stealing from employer

By Yvonne Ncube A 27-YEAR-OLD woman employed as a maid at Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb has appeared in court for stealing from an employer who was out of the country before suddenly quitting her job. Maria Mwangambako did not plead to the charges before Tredgold Magistrate Nomagugu Maphosa. She was remanded in custody to February…

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Government deregisters 291 PVOs

By Brandon Josphat GOVERNMENT has deregistered 291 Private Voluntary Organisations (PVOs) for not complying with the prescribed expectations of their operations. In a statement yesterday, the registrar of PVOs, Tawanda Zimhunga said the deregistration is with immediate effect. “The Registrar of Private Voluntary Organisations in conjunction with the Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) board has noted…

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Sport

Chicken Inn keep Antipas guessing

BY CLOUD FUSIRE FORMER Zimbabwe national football team coach Joey Antipas says Chicken Inn have not officially informed him about a technical team reshuffle at the Bulawayo club that will see him being shunted to another role. Four days ago Chicken Inn chairperson Juta Tshuma told the State media that they had elevated Prince Matore…

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Life & Arts

Zexie Manatsa ‘compilation’ album released

THE family of the late music legend Zexie Manatsa released a 13-track compilation of his album titled 1974-1975 Compilation to mark the first anniversary of his death. Manatsa died on 20 January 20 last year aged 78, with his 68-year old wife, Stella dying eight months later. According to Green-the late Manatsa’s son, the just-released compilation album…

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Business

DPA set to install carport solar solution at Zimplats

DISTRIBUTED Power Africa (DPA), a business of Cassava Technologies, a leading pan-African technology group, is set to install two carport solar solutions at Zimbabwe Platinum Mines (Zimplats). The carport installations would power the Zimplats administration hub at the company’s Mupani Mine offices in Mhondoro Ngezi, resulting in cost savings and fulfilling Zimplats’ vision to reduce…

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Business

Environment remains stable for operations — Delta

ZIMBABWE’S leading beverage manufacturer Delta Corporation has attributed its growth in the third quarter of 2022 to a stable operating environment in the country. In its third quarter business update, the company, which recorded a revenue growth of 44 percent, said its Zimbabwean business noted a significant increase in trade volumes. “The country, however, benefited…

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Editorial Comment

Heavy rains expose Harare City Council

HEAVY rains which pounded Harare on Thursday night exposed the capital city’s poor drainage system. Most roads in the capital were flooded and motorists had trouble navigating their way to their destinations. The rains proved disastrous to citizens who built their houses on wetlands in some parts of Harare. Harare City Council is culpable for…

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Features

How nurses from Zimbabwe are being caught in UK ‘bonded labour’ schemes

ZIMBABWEAN care workers are being tricked into coming to the United Kingdom (UK) by unscrupulous middlemen who withhold up to half their wages and force them to live in squalor. The scam, which plays on the acute shortages of nursing and care staff across Britain’s hospitals and care homes, has echoes of the debt bondage…

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UZ ordered not to withhold students’ results

STUDENTS at the University of Zimbabwe have been granted temporary relief after the High Court yesterday granted an interim order that ordered that the institution should not withhold the results of learners who had failed to pay fees. The order also suspends the increase in tuition fees pending the ruling of another application by the…

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