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Ex-guard in custody for gun theft

A FORMER security guard allegedly stole a firearm and went on the run for three months before his arrest, a Harare magistrate heard on Friday. Tafadzwa Brenton Mutandwa, 20, of Chief Chikwaka, Goromonzi, was arraigned before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi facing theft of a firearm charges. He was remanded in custody and will return to…

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Sport

ZC to restructure, hire new coaches

ZIMBABWE Cricket (ZC) Board adopted a report by a Committee of Inquiry that investigated the country’s failure to qualify for the World Cup and recommended a major overhaul of the cricket structure. The report was tabled at the weekend by committee chairman Lloyd Mhishi, had input from various internal and external stakeholders and endorsed by…

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Opinion & Analysis

US is the secret behind Israel’s unparalleled power to kill

VERY few countries in the world can be as powerful as the State of Israel. The Jewish state in the Middle East boasts arguably the most sophisticated military and economy. Surrounded by hordes of Islamic states in the region, Israel uses religion as its magic wand to ward off any antagonism. To criticise Israel is…

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Life & Arts

Divine Ndhlukula releases book on entrepreneurship

BY ASHLEY MOYOSenior Lifestyle Writer ONE of the country’s most prominent entrepreneurs, Divine Ndhlukula has unveiled her new book titled “Entrepreneurial Success: Insights on Growing Business in a Fluid Economy.” The book launch, which took place on Thursday at The Venue in the capital, was graced by renewables entrepreneur Prechard Mhako, multi-award-winning author Petinah Gapa,…

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Features

Chitown business people cash in on Miracle Paul influence

A PROPHET is not without honour except in his own country, says the Bible. In most cases the African community tends to undermine the role of a preacher. A visit by the Daily News on Sunday to Chitungwiza Unit L Community Hall in Seke where the charismatic preacher Miracle Paul holds his Sunday services had…

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Top Stories

JSC dismisses graft allegations against judges

THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has dismissed several complaints filed by a top Harare businessman, Tendai Mashamanda, seeking a probe into alleged corrupt acts by JSC secretary Walter Chikwana, several Supreme and High Court judges. Mashamanda was accusing the judges of ignoring his numerous complaints and “sweeping them under the carpet”. In his letter to…

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Business

Voice services remain relevant — NetOne

ZIMBABWE’s State-owned mobile operator, NetOne, says voice services remain relevant despite a surge in demand for data across the country. The telecoms operator’s chief executive Raphael Mushanawani revealed a near-even split in revenue share between data and voice, currently at 51 percent and 49 percent respectively. “Voice remains relevant,” Mushanawani told The Financial Gazette. “However,…

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News

Return home, Class 2 drivers licences holders told

ZIMBABWEANS based in the United Kingdom (UK), and are holders of Class 2 driver’s licences, have been advised to return home and downgrade to Class 4 and be able to drive light motor vehicles in that country. It has been reported that thousands of Zimbabweans who have relocated to the UK to work mostly as…

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