Life & Arts

52 music students graduate with certificates

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By Ashley MoyoSENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zwFIFTY-TWO students from the Zimbabwe College of Music graduated with national certificates in music on Friday in Harare. The colourful event was graced by veteran musicians, business people and corporates including the college all time partner Delta Beverages.“Over the years, Delta Corporation has provided scholarships to students pursuing the National Certificate…

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Features

Miracle Paul takes over

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IT seems Miracle Paul has gained significant international recognition and influence, akin to the late Nigerian televangelist TB Joshua. His declaration of 2024 as a year of “taking over” appears to be manifesting, as evidenced by the huge turnout at his recent international service in Harare, with visitors from over 30 countries. His growing influence…

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Life & Arts

Filmmaker Kahwiti aims for the stars

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SUCCESS is the sum of the small efforts repeated day in and day out, this conventional saying aptly describes the local filmmaker Takudzwa Kahwiti’s journey in the film industry. Embarking his film career at a tender age, putting in hard work and determination, Kahwiti is now a household name not just in Zimbabwe but even…

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Life & Arts

Bev lifts lid on private life

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POPULAR dancer Beverly ‘Bev’ Sibanda says she has quit the life of drama and controversy and is now focusing on a clean and peaceful life. She told the Daily News on Sunday at City Sports Bar, where she staged a memorable show on Friday, that she is still the star attraction in Zimbabwe’s dancing industry….

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Business

Zimbabwe, Botswana to accelerate bond markets

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THE Bond Market Association of Zimbabwe (BMAZ) and the Botswana Bond Market Association (BBMA) this week signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) expected to lay groundwork for the acceleration of capital raising instruments for infrastructure projects. The bond market is often referred to as the debt market, fixed-income market, or credit market. It is the…

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Editorial Comment

Let’s invest more in renewable energy

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THE country’s power crisis has been one of the longstanding impediments to economic growth and development. Aging power infrastructure and lack of investment in new power generation plants have resulted in a significant power deficit. Currently, the country generates approximately 1 200MW of power against a demand of 2 000MW, resulting in a deficit of…

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Chiwenga challenges land developers

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VICE President Constantino Chiwenga has challenged land developers to use land in an environmentally sustainable way for the benefit of future generations. He was speaking at the unveiling of a multi-million-dollar Madokero Creek Housing Estate in Harare on Friday where he added that the unveiling of the new upmarket apartments was in line with the…

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New twist to ‘thorny’ 2023 polls Zec tender

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THERE is a new twist to the claims that three well-known businessmen bagged a fortune from a multi-million-dollar Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) tender to supply materials for last year’s polls. This comes after both Zec and Ren-Form, the South African company that was contracted by Zec to supply the goods under scrutiny, dissociated themselves from…

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Schools owed US$56m in Beam arrears

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PUBLIC schools are owed over US$56 million in outstanding Basic Education Assistance Module (Beam) fees. This was confirmed in the National Assembly last week by Social Welfare minister July Moyo who blamed the delays in paying out the funds to cash-flow challenges bedevilling the country’s economy. Beam is a national school assistance programme which was…

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