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Ammara Brown to headline Let Them festival

POPULAR songbird Ammara Brown will be the headline act at this year’s edition of the Let Them Children’s Festival to be held at the end of this month at Gutsa’s village in Domboshava. The event, a competitive platform for schools to showcase their talent in various genres, is the brainchild of advertising executive and artiste…

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Government workers strong strong new salary offer … despite proposed rise in both U$, Z$ pay portions

By Rutendo Ngara MAJOR differences remain between the government and public sector trade unions over salary negotiations and other conditions of employment for civil servants. This comes as restless civil servants who say they are currently “incapacitated” have turned down the offer which the government brought to the National Joint Negotiating Forum (NJNF) on Friday…

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There’s nothing rubbish about ‘Garbage Boy and Trash Can!’

HE’S a superhero with no actual superpowers, and his sidekick is a trash can, but that’s not going to stop young Tobi from using absolutely anything he finds to set off on a world of amazing adventures in Garbage Boy and Trash Can, the first Cartoon Network superhero animated comedy series to be produced in…

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Chess GM Short excited by Zimbabwe visit

Emmanuel Marambe SPORTS WRITER INTERNATIONAL Chess Federation (FIDE) Development Director Nigel Short, who arrived in the country yesterday, is excited by his latest visit to Zimbabwe during which he, along with two other officials, FIDE Chess in Education Commission (EDU) chairman Jerry Nash and Anzel Laubscher, will engage in various activities aimed at growing the…

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Zimbabwe awaits Fifa decision

HOPES are high that Zimbabwe’s 18-month exile from the international football family will end this week amid reports that Fifa could make an announcement to that effect as early as today ahead of Caf’s draw for the 2026 Fifa World Cup qualifiers to be held in Benin on Wednesday. This comes after the Sports and…

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Bosso go top

Nash Mkokwayarira at BARBOURFIELDS STADIUM Highlanders……… (0)1 Triangle United…. (0)0 HIGHLANDERS returned to the summit of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League log after a 1-0 win against a battling Triangle United here yesterday. Bosso, who are yet to taste defeat in the league this season, continued with their fi ne run as the collected…

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Man up for raping 98-year-old woman

A 60-YEAR-OLD man from Inyathi village in Matabeleland North Province has been arrested for allegedly raping a 98-year-old woman after asking for water at her homestead. Thembinkosi Ncube appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Dambudzo Malunga facing two counts of rape. He was not asked to plead and was remanded to July 14 for commencement of…

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Clerics call for national peace

THE Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference (ZCBC) has made an impassioned plea to politicians not to divide the nation. In a recent pastoral letter, the ZCBC said politicians must thus campaign peacefully ahead of next month’s polls, bearing in mind that after the elections there would still be a need to build Zimbabwe and to unite…

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Traffic cop ‘pushed’ off moving vehicle

A Mushika shika driver is facing obstruction of justice charges after he allegedly pushed a traffic cop who wanted to arrest a tout off his kombi whilst it was moving. Andrew Dhlamini, 26, denied the charges when he was arraigned before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi last Friday. The magistrate granted him US$100 bail before remanding…

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Nust explores new technologies

By Yvonne Ncube THE National University of Science and Technology (Nust) will next week hold an emerging technologies symposium which brings together specialists and enthusiasts from across the country to discuss the most recent developments in finance, medicine and computer science. In a statement at the weekend, Nust Director of Communications and Marketing Thabani Mpofu…

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