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Soldiers allegedly steal $200m from war vets ministry

TWO Zimbabwe National Army officers stand accused of siphoning over $200 million from the ministry of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Affairs. Nzuzo Tshuma, 34, and Dominic Thulani Musarurwa, 35, appeared before Harare magistrate Apolonia Marutya where they were charged with fraud. The duo was remanded in custody and will return to court today to…

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Fuel station loses US$2000 robbers

POLICE have launched a manhunt for three suspects who robbed a fuel station in Harare over the weekend and managed to get away with more than US$2 000. In a statement yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the trio attacked two security guards and got away with money, valuables and a CCTV server. “The…

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Three alleged armed robbers in court

THREE suspected armed robbers have appeared before the Harare Magistrates Court after being accused of being involved in three robberies that took place in Chitungwiza and Ruwa. Elijah Mucherahondo, 37, Panganai Munodawafa, 46, and Givemore Musurudzwa are all being charged with three counts of armed robbery. Mucherahondo and Munodawafa were arraigned before Harare magistrate Apolonia…

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BVTA warns vendors against bay corruption

By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) has warned local vendors to desist from acquiring multiple vending bays using pseudonyms at the recently opened Egodini rank, classifying the practice as corruption. Speaking during a meeting in Bulawayo over the weekend, BVTA assistant gender programmes officer, Debra Mukasa said it was…

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Hatcliffe women jailed 12 months for assaulting alleged cheat

FOUR of the five Hatcliffe, Harare, women, who brutally assaulted a woman they accused of having an affair with a married man, have been sentenced to 12 months in prison. Zelpa Kanduza, Natasha Kanduza, Fortunate Tembo and Olleyn Vinyugwi pleaded guilty to a charge of assault when they appeared before Harare magistrate Gamuchirai Gore last…

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Myths, late diagnosis impede childhood cancer fight

By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw HEALTH experts have decried the increase in cancer related deaths among children stating that traditional myths and late presentation are among the biggest challenges. Speaking during the International Childhood Cancer Day commemorations in Harare last week, government Oncologist Loyce Hlatywayo emphasised the need to conduct more awareness campaigns both in urban…

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Sport

Kalisto Pasuwa wins non Citizen award in Malawi

HISTORY-MAKING coach Kalisto Pasuwa, who has been linked with a return as Warriors gaffer, continues to get the plaudits in Malawi after winning two awards in the space of a few weeks. Pasuwa has been setting records in Malawi and last year led Nyasa Big Bullets to a historic fifth successive TNM Super League title…

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Life & Arts

Zimbabwe remembers Soul Jah Love

BY FRANCIS HARAWA SOUL Jah Love, born Saul Musaka, adored his mother. He told us so in a song he penned for her, bemoaning the fact that life could not be bought. If that were so, he sang, he would have bought his mother a longer life. Perhaps these poignant thoughts were brought about by…

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Business

Zida issues 1 000 new licences

THE Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA) says it has issued a total of 1 083 new licences since its inception in 2020 suggesting rising investor interest in the country. The investment agency said it continues to put in place measures to improve investment attraction and facilitation in through investment promotion programs and improving its…

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