Life & Arts

New movie unpacks concept of drug abuse

LOCAL filmmaker, Charles Mutyavaviri, has tackled drug abuse in a movie titled Tonde Mambara. Featuring Stephen Moyana Matambo, a seasoned-actor, the film addresses the dangers of taking drugs. It focuses on a son-in-law who is enticed to drink spiked beer, while waiting for lobola proceedings to take off. Unfortunately, he gets intoxicated and breaks some…

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Zinara suspends two toll gates

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has suspended the use of the two toll gates along NgunduTanganda Road and at Chivhu-Nyazura Road. In a statement over the weekend, Zinara said the suspension was part of the continuous operations review by the parastatal. “The Zimbabwe National Road Administration would like to advise the motoring public that…

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Teachers call for NJNC disbandment

THE National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) should be disbanded and replaced by a platform for social dialogue that promotes industrial harmony and productivity, teachers have said. Civil servants are displeased with the government’s negotiations over their working conditions, which they claim are biased in the employer’s favour. Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) president, Takavafira…

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Six die in New Year’s eve road accidents

SIX people died over New Year’s Eve in different traffic road accidents amid concerns of high road deaths and fatalities recorded during the festive season. National police spokesperson assistant commissioner Paul Nyathi said in the first accident, three people died after being run over by a bus, which veered off the road. “The Zimbabwe Republic…

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Sport

Ndiraya, Mupfurutsa find new home at Simba Bhora

Cloud Fusirefusirec@dailynews.co.zw FORMER Dynamos coach Tonderai Ndiraya and his exchairman at the Glamour Boys, Isiah Mupfurutsa are set to be unveiled this week by newly-promoted Castle Lager Premier Soccer League side Simba Bhora. Ndiraya, whose contract was not renewed by the Harare giants, is taking over from Arthur Tutani, who left the team as he…

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Life & Arts

‘King’ Winky D shows his class

MUSIC star Winky D demonstrated in spectacular fashion on New Year’s Eve that he doesn’t make promises he can’t keep. In the run-up to the launch of his latest album, Eureka, which took place at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on January 31, the Gafa shouted himself hoarse, promising that he would put a…

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Editorial Comment

Schools must not turn away pupils over fees

IT IS disappointing to learn that certain schools continue to turn away learners who have not paid their fees. Schools must not send students home for failing to pay fees. The parties to the fee agreement are the parent and the school. The parent and the school must agree on a means of payment in…

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Business

‘Embrace women in transport sector’

A DIRECTOR of a local public transport passenger company, CAG Tours, Afra Nhanhanga, has called on society to embrace women in the public transport sector, as a way to enhance the country’s drive towards achieving gender parity. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Nanhanga said it was unfortunate that society views women in the transport…

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