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Concern over HIV+ adolescents defaulting

HEALTH authorities in Hwange have expressed concern over the high number of adolescents who are defaulting on their antiretroviral (ART) treatment due to stigma associated with being positive. Speaking at an HIV awareness community engagement in Hwange yesterday, district medical officer Fungai Musinami said there was need for measures to ensure adolescents living with HIV…

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Cops call for stiffer jail terms for drug dealers

POLICE in Bulawayo have called on lawmakers to craft laws that give drug dealers stiffer jail sentences. The police also raised concerns that drug traffickers continued dealing in dangerous drugs after their arrest and on their release on bail, they boasted that they were “untouchable”. Speaking at a drug awareness campaign in Cowdray Park yesterday,…

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‘Formalise small-scale miners’

THE Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDAMWU) says it is pushing for the formalisation of small-scale miners’ operations for the advancement of environmental protection. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZDAMWU general-secretary Justice Chinhema said the union was engaging various stakeholders and studying how other countries in Africa formalised the sector. “Three weeks…

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Macheso takes new baby to Chinhoyi

By Thembinkosi Nyathi nyathit@dailynews.co.zw FRESH from United Kingdom where he mesmerised fans at Africa Music Festival, sungura ace Alick Macheso, who recently released an album Kupa Kuturika, will tomorrow take the album to Chinhoyi at CSC Social Club where he is billed to share the stage with Selmor Mtukudzi.  On Sunday, the Madhawu hitmaker will…

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Econet launches YoFootball season

ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe has officially launched the much anticipated YoFootball Season 24/25 at the ongoing Zimbabwe Agricultural Show, injecting excitement into the event for sports enthusiasts and gaming fans. This season promises to deliver thrilling experiences, with participants vying for top-tier prizes, including the coveted PlayStation 5 (PS5) consoles, state-of-the-art gaming smartphones, and exclusive hampers…

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Scottland coach enrols for Caf coaching course

Cloud FusireSPORTS WRITER AMBITIOUS Scottland FC are leaving nothing to chance in their bid to fully comply with Northern region Soccer League (NRSL) requirements and have sent their first assistant coach William Nyasulu to Tanzania where he has enrolled for a Caf C coaching badge. NRSL regulations demand that Division One coaches should have a…

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Endless options await fans tomorrow

MUSIC fans in Harare are in for a treat tomorrow, with the city hosting at least three highprofile gigs featuring some of Zimbabwe’s top musicians. At the Glamis Arena, the Gaffa President Winky D is set to electrify the stage at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (Zas) Shutdown concert. Winky D, whose career spans over a…

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Tighten screws to save ZiG, but …

AUTHORITIES’ decision to tighten screws to save the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) is a necessary measure to protect the local currency and stabilise the economy. The recent surge in prices of basic goods and the demand for US dollars by some retailers are clear indications of a loss of confidence in the ZiG. Speaking to the…

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