Life & Arts

18-year-old, Denga,crowned Miss Buse

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FIRST-TIME contestant, Charmaine Denga was crowned Miss Bindura University of Science Education (Buse) over the weekend. The 18-year old supply chain management student emerged the winner after shrugging off stiff competition from 10 other contestants. The newly crowned Miss Buse described her victory as a pleasant surprise. “Being honest, the competition was fierce. The other…

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Editorial Comment

Decrease in gold deliveries worrying

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ZIMBABWE’S gold production has been a significant contributor to the country’s economy, but recent statistics show a decline in production levels. In the last quarter, gold production decreased by 12 percent compared to the same period last year, with only 3.4 tonnes produced. As we reported in our yesterday edition, in May alone gold sales…

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Features

Mater Dei hospital scales up trauma trainings

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BULAWAYO’S Mater Dei Hospital has partnered with international health experts in scaling-up trauma training targeting health workers in a bid to save the lives of patients suffering from trauma after getting injured. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday on the sidelines of a stakeholders’ engagement, orthopaedic surgeon and medical director at Mater Dei Hospital Adolf…

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Government warns anarchists ahead of Sadc summit

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THE government has warned individuals and groups who would want to cause chaos in the country ahead of the Sadc Summit in August saying law enforcement agents are on high alert. This comes as the country will host the 44th Sadc Summit with President Emmerson Mnangagwa taking over the regional bloc’s chairmanship. Speaking to the…

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Life & Arts

Karoi’s Magora wins grand prize at OK Grand Challenge

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KAROI’S Cuthbert Magora on Saturday bagged the grand prize of the 36th edition of the OK Grand Challenge, a brand new Ford Ranger double cab, at the Borrowdale Racecourse, Harare. Magora’s win was part of an event where 49 cars were awarded to lucky participants, each a first-time winner, adding a special layer of joy…

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Sport

Warriors bullish ahead of ‘battle of Limpopo’

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By Cloud Fusire in Bloemfontein, SA WARRIORS’ defender Godknows Murwira believes they will be extra motivated not just for points, but to reclaim the ‘battle of Limpopo’ bragging rights when they face neighbours South Africa in a 2026 Fifa World Cup Qualifier at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein this evening. The match is scheduled to…

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News

Virtual courts are for all — Chief magistrate

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CHIEF magistrate Faith Mushure says the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is working to digitise all the courts across the country, easing court processes. This comes as the JSC has already digitised the Constitutional, Supreme and High courts and lawyers and the public now have access to these courts’ virtual proceedings. Addressing the media at the…

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Congress delay angers war vets. . . as claims of ‘fishy agendas’ are flung around

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THERE are growing divisions among the country’s former freeedom fighters, with war veterans in Mashonaland Central unhappy with the indefinite deferral of the struggle stalwarts’ national elections. This saw tempers flaring up, and the minister of War Veterans, Monica Mavhunga, being greeted with a chorus of boos by Zimbabwe National Liberation War Veterans Association (ZNLWVA)…

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Schools enforce mandatory wearing of masks

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SCHOOL authorities have been urged to reintroduce the wearing of face masks by pupils to contain the spread of the influenza bug currently ravaging the country. This comes as the government is also mulling the reintroduction of the mandatory wearing of face masks in public. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the Zimbabwe National Union…

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