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Man up for raping a minor

By Rutendo Ngara A 24-YEAR-OLD Harare man allegedly raped his 12-yearold niece after he asked her to escort him to an unknown place in the evening and threatened to kill her if she reveals the matter to anyone. The man appeared before Harare magistrate Donald Ndirowei facing rape charges last week and was remanded in…

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Drought to escalate human wildlife conflict

By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE Wildlife Conservation Coalition (WCC) has warned of the spectre of an escalation of human wildlife conflict this year over water as the country is staring at a devastating El Nino induced drought. This comes as the country is expected to receive below normal rainfall with the cropping season having already…

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Life & Arts

Kunonga pulls off massive album launch

THERE are times when names live up to their billing as was the case on Friday night when Afro-fusion music star Victor Kunonga launched his sixth album titled ‘Induna.’ True to his name, Victor successfully launched the 12-track ‘Induna’ at Sherwood Golf Club in Harare before a bumper crowd that included Sports, Recreation, Arts and…

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Business

WB urges reform of RBZ activities

THE World Bank has reiterated the immediate need to restructure the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) quasi-fiscal operations to restore macroeconomic stability. This echoes the recent statement by the International Monetary Fund urging the central bank to shift its focus from such activities to fostering private sector growth, which is critical for economic recovery. The…

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Business

Think tank forecasts steep ZWL depreciation

FITCH Solutions predicts the Zim dollar to weaken by over 80 percent against the US dollar his year. The outlook, however, highlights a potential deviation, contingent on the pending monetary policy statement. The local unit has depreciated by over 40 percent against the US dollar this year underscoring economic turbulence, raising the spectre of further…

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Opinion & Analysis

Replacing Cala with catchy heritage tunes

BY BLACK EDWARD Picture the school, without any Cala. Does this ring a bell? Well, if you’re an older reader, you’ll likely know it’s a wordplay inspired by a lyric from “Colour Me Blind” by Extreme: Picture the world, without any colour. “Colour me blind” is a powerful and popular melody that fared well on…

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Life & Arts

Zim drought: Miracle Paul urges nation to remain calm

POPULAR preacher Miracle Paul has earned himself a new name ‘Elijah of Today’ after he delivered many local and international prophecies including the current drought being experienced in the southern Africa. In 2019, he delivered twin prophecies — Covid-19 and drought — at one of his church services in Chitungwiza. The video clip of the…

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Editorial Comment

Avert health sector crisis

ZIMBABWEANS must have received the news of an impending strike by health professionals in government hospitals with consternation and a sense of foreboding given the already dire situation in the country. We would like to urge government to seek a quick and amicable solution to the problems that have been raised by health workers. It…

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