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Ngezi seek revenge against Dynamos

Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITERfusirec@dailynews.co.zw NGEZI Platinum Stars will be out to exact revenge on Dynamos when the two sides meet in the Castle Challenge Cup at Baobab Stadium in Mhondoro this afternoon. The match will kick off at 2 PM. Last season Madamburo won their first league title since their promotion to the topflight league in…

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ZB Bank unveils innovation hub

ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange (ZSE)-listed financial services giant, ZB Financial Holdings, yesterday unveiled an innovation hub as part of the group’s ongoing digital transformation journey. Speaking at the launch of the new platform in Harare, ZB group chief executive Shepherd Fungura said the financial institution wanted to maintain its position as the leading financial digital company…

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Suspected robbers attempt to snatch baby

TWO suspected robbers are alleged to have broken into a house in Churu Farm, Harare wielding a knife early this week before attempting to snatch a nine-month-old baby from its mother, a local magistrate heard yesterday. Brian Mugwagwa and Tapiwanashe Taendesa, both aged 28, were arraigned before magistrate Dennis Mangosi, who remanded them in custody…

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'I’ll try my best at central bank'… RBZ governor-designate promises Zimbabwe

IN-COMING Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor, John Mushayavanhu, is banking on his vast experience as a top banker to help him to do his new job at the central bank well. Speaking in Harare on Thursday night, at a farewell function that was organised by his former employers, FBC Holdings, Mushayavanhu hoped that his…

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Government upbeat about ending power shortages

THE government says the improved power supplies across the country will continue as relevant authorities work on more measures to increase electricity generation. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Energy ministry permanent secretary Gloria Magombo, said the power utility, Zesa, has managed on increasing power generation at the Hwange Thermal Power Station units 7 and…

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Government frets over sexual crimes

AUTHORITIES are concerned about the country’s worsening cases of sex crimes, especially those that involve people who are known to the victims. As a result, the National Prosecuting Authority of Zimbabwe (NPAZ) implored members of the public yesterday to help tackle the scourge by reporting all sexual offences to law enforcement agents. “The National Prosecuting…

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Zinwa halts water cuts to cushion consumers from drought

STATE-owned Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) has, with immediate effect, stopped cutting water supplies to protect its customers, especially farmers, from the El Nino-induced drought. The authority is owed at least $256 billion in water bills by government ministries, local authorities and farmers. However, to protect the debtors, Zinwa has decided not to cut water…

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14 cattle destroyed in Manicaland

THE Agriculture ministry says it has managed to destroy a 14 head of cattle in Manicaland Province that was being transported without a permit. This comes as the country is battling Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) and anthrax disease hence transportation of livestock without permit is restricted across the country. In a statement yesterday, Obert…

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Civil servants in illegal Harare stands grab

SOME government officials, seconded to the Operation Chenesa Harare, have been implicated in grabbing council land where mounting garbage would have been cleared from and selling it to desperate home seekers. The operation, which is a major government clean-up exercise in the capital started early this year in light of the cholera outbreak, which has…

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