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CAPS Utd pardon repentant Ngodzo... Makepekepe hierarchy set to meet with Silla today

CAPS United have pardoned midfielder Joel “Josta” Ngodzo and will today meet with Adrian Silla to iron out their issues after the contracts of the duo were last week terminated for issues to do with ‘indiscipline’. The former Highlanders duo’s contracts were terminated after they failed to show up for training following the team’s 2-1…

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Life & Arts

Over 30 musicians feature on debut gospel riddim

Ashley MoyoENTERTAINMENT WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw OVER 30 musicians have featured on a pioneering gospel riddim which producer Lyton Ngolomi created with the aim of creating a platform for artistes in the genre to collaborate. Riddim, which in Jamaican patois means rhythm, is associated with reggae and dancehall.Typically, producers/beatmakers create a riddim and invite various artistes to sing…

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Editorial Comment

Increasing road accidents worrying

AT LEAST 17 people perished in road accidents at the weekend. This is one of the many accidents that have taken place this year. Over the years, our highways and roads are stages on which tragedies are played out day in and day out. Unfortunately, these are sudden, violent, traumatic reality shows with long-lasting, often…

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Business

National Foods wins big at Africa food awards

IN RECOGNITION of over a century-long commitment to food production, quality and innovation, National Foods Limited was a big winner at the Africa Food Awards 2023 taking the ‘Food Company of the Year’ award and also winning in three product categories. The awards, organised by Food Business Africa Magazine, serve as a celebration of the…

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Features

Stanbic Bank rescues 400 girls

STANBIC Bank donated 1 600 reusable sanitary pads and 800 undergarments to 400 girls at Nyava Secondary School in Mashambanhaka, Shamva District, at the weekend. Each of the 400 girls got a packet consisting of four reusable sanitary pads and two undergarments as Stanbic Bank consolidated its longstanding partnership with Talia Women’s Network in its…

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News

US$300 million lithium plant commissioned

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday commissioned a US$300 million lithium plant in Goromonzi District, a development he said will give impetus to the Second Republic’s quest to attain a US$12 billion economy in the mining sector by end of year. This comes as lithium is currently one of the most sought-after minerals globally owing to its…

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Top Stories

Business toasts to easing gloom… manufacturers hopeful Zim dollar, prices will stabilise

THE government’s recent policy interventions are starting to bear fruit, amid high hopes by business for the further stabilisation of the Zimbabwe dollar and prices of basic goods. In its latest inflation and currency developments update, the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI) — one of the country’s biggest business lobby groups — said Treasury and…

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‘I didn’t benefit unjustly in Zimbabwe’

BUSINESS tycoon Zunaid Moti yesterday rubbished claims that he received undue assistance in setting up his business empire in Zimbabwe. He also dismissed widespread reports of his purported links to President Emmerson Mnangagwa. “They (amaBhungane) have already exposed whatever they said is an exposure but I see nothing, no value in it. “I still challenge…

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Government equips police ahead of polls

Brendon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE government has equipped the police with 132 more vehicles to add to their existing fleet to enable them to effectively execute their mandate ahead of the fast approaching elections next month. This comes as police commissioner-general Godwin Matanga recently told Parliament that the law enforcement agents were severely under-resourced, a situation…

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National News

New cemetery for BCC luminaries on cards

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says it will soon establish a new cemetery specifically for residents with outstanding works in the city as burial space in the available cemeteries continues to dwindle. Over the years, Lady Stanley Cemetery has been used for a similar purpose, but space has over the years been limited. According to…

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