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‘Toxic politics is bad for Zimbabwe’… union leaders say, as they call for national unity

By Brighton Muronzereyi and Blessings Mashaya NATIONAL unity and dialogue remain the only sustainable ways to move Zimbabwe forward and to resolve the country’s decades-long myriad challenges. So say labour unions, who added yesterday that without unity and sincere political engagements, it would be difficult to improve the lives of longsuffering workers and poor Zimbabweans….

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Zimbabwe lines up Bob Marley gig

ZIMBABWE’S leading reggae artistes will perform at New Kebab Centre in Harare on May 11 — the day reggae legend Bob Marley died in 1981 in a Miami hospital at age of 36. Dubbed ‘One Love Africa Unite,’ the commemorative gig is scheduled to feature artistes who include Ras Caleb, Transit Crew, Dino Mudondo, Cello…

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‘Government keen to improve civil servants’ welfare’

By Masimba Makwembere GOVERNMENT says it is committed to improving the warfare of workers by being open to social dialogue. This comes as the country joined the rest of the world in commemorating World Workers Day yesterday. Speaking in Harare during the commemorations, director of labour administration in the Public Service ministry Clemance Vusani said…

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Hundreds take part in Workers Day Aerobathon

Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw HUNDREDS of fitness enthusiasts turned out for the Workers Day Aerobathon held in the capital yesterday. Organisers of the event which was staged at Invictus Gym in Westgate said the event aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle among Zimbabweans while also fighting the scourge of drug and substance abuse. One of the fitness…

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Two in court for extorting traditional healer of US$3k

TWO Harare men on Tuesday appeared in court facing charges of allegedly extorting a traditional healer after they misrepresented to him that they were police officers.The accused then told the complainant that they were on a mission to arrest him for allegedly escaping from prison in 2009.The two are George Chiringa, 53, and Onsimo Maruke,…

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Early pacesetters Harare City face litmus test

Patrick Mubwandarikwa SPORTS WRITER mubwandarikwap@dailynews.co.zw JUST a week after overcoming fellow promotion hopefuls Black Mambas, Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) log leaders Harare City face another litmus test when they take on Herentals College U20 at Mkushi Academy Grounds in the capital. The Sunshine Boys have made a flying start to this year’s campaign and…

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11 years in mortuary for exhumed war heroes’ corpses

THE Zimbabwe Fallen Heroes’ Trust, an organisation involved in the exhumation and reburial of war veterans and victims, has asked the government for at least US$2 000 for the reburial of 10 exhumed bodies of war casualties that have been kept at Mt Darwin District Hospital, Mashonaland Central Province, since 2014. Anyway Chinyani, the Trust’s…

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Zim dad sues airline for R3m after son barred from boarding plane

ZIMBABWEAN father Tendai Sibanda is demanding more than R3 million in damages after Ethiopian Airlines blocked his underage son from boarding a flight from Johannesburg to Egypt, where he was supposed to play tennis as part of the Africa Junior Champions (AJC) competition. The airline said 17-year-old Mengezi Sibanda’s visa was a fake. His flight…

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