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Property developer challenges court order

A HARARE-BASED company, Vevhu Resources, has filed an appeal at the Supreme Court challenging a High Court order which stalls the eviction of over 4 000 families from Spitzkop Farm in Zvimba, Mashonaland West Province. This comes after High Court judge, Justice Neville Wamambo, granted an interim interdict barring the company from evicting the families…

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‘US & Zimbabwe in cordial engagements’

By Brandon Josphat A VISITING United States of America (US) diplomat says the ongoing dialogue between the two countries is positive, as government officials have pledged that the upcoming elections scheduled between July and August would be peaceful and democratic. Addressing the media after a closed-door meeting with Foreign Affairs minister Frederick Shava in Harare…

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MPs fret over ‘collapsing’ health delivery system

By Brandon Josphat LEGISLATORS have re – quested Health minister Constantino Chiwenga to present a ministerial statement in the National Assembly stating measures being taken to improve the country’s “collapsing” health system. Speaking in the National Assembly on Wednesday, MPs argued that the country’s health system was in the intensive care hence there was a…

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Sport

Luton show faith in Nakamba

MARVELOUS Nakamba is fast becoming a permanent feature in the Luton Town squad just over a month after joining the Bedfordshire club on a six-month loan deal from premiership side Aston Villa. Nakamba played the entire match as Luton fought back from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw with fellow promotion chasers Millwall…

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Life & Arts

Old school UB4O to perform in Zimbabwe

By Ashley Moyo INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED reggae and pop band, UB40 will perform at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare on May 25. The Africa Day gig by the iconic UB40, widely regarded as one of the greatest reggae bands of all time, will feature the band’s most popular vocalist/songwriter, Ali Campbell. Formed in 1978 in Birmingham,…

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Editorial Comment

ICT should not be disrupted in schools

IT IS heartbreaking to learn that school administrators have been compelled to postpone important activities as a result of the country’s worsening power crisis. It’s very unfortunate that the crisis is now affecting information and communication technology (ICT) and we urge the authorities to find a long-term solution. It is also unfortunate that some important…

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Gold deliveries decline

FIDELITY gold refineries have recorded a decline in gold deliveries when compared to the same period last year in January mainly due to rising water tables owing to heavy rainfall activity this season. Addressing delegates at the 2023 gold mobilisation strategy conference in Harare yesterday, Fidelity Refineries general manager Peter Magaramombe said in a bid…

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‘Polls set to be disputed again’… some parties claim, but experts say only courts can provide relief

By Hazel Marimbiza and Regis Chingawo OPPOSITION stalwart and leader of the United Movement for Devolution (UMD), Lovemore Moyo, has warned that the ongoing disagreements over the country’s just gazetted delimitation report will likely once again lead to disputed polls this year. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the former MDC national chairperson and Speaker…

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Zanu PF challenges Zec over slow voter reg

THE ruling Zanu PF party has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to ensure all eligible citizens are registered to vote ahead of this year’s general elections expected between July and August. Speaking to the media yesterday after the first Zanu PF politburo meeting this year, party spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said the cell verification exercise…

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