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Gmaz to import 20 000mt of maize monthly

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Nyasha KunyiswaSENIOR STAFF WRITERkunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe (Gmaz) says it will, with immediate effect, start importing 20 000 metric tonnes of maize monthly from South Africa. The imports are expected to mitigate the El Nino-induced drought the country is facing. Speaking yesterday in Harare at a memorandum of understanding (MoU) signing with…

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Life & Arts

It’s Macheso’s Day!

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MUSIC enthusiasts will be in for a treat tonight as sungura kingpin Alick Macheso will officially unveil his latest and 13th studio album titled Kupa Kuturika (Kupa Kunopa) at Alex Sports Club in Harare. At the highly-anticipated event, Macheso will be supported by Feli Nandi, Enzo Ishall, Andy Muridzo, Chilspot Family as well as his…

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Sport

Manyame dominate Art Handball tourney

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BY EMMANUEL MARAMBE MANYAME Sparrows and Manyame Falcons were the toast of the inaugural ART Handball Tournament staged at the City Sports Centre in the capital recently. The event was organised by Harare-based All Races Tribes handball club, hence the name ART Handball Tournament, and attracted 24 clubs from around the country. In the end,…

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Editorial Comment

Measures needed to curb future cholera outbreaks

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THE news that the country is now cholera-free after an 18-month spell that claimed nearly 1 000 lives, should inspire the relevant authorities to come up with measures that curb future outbreaks. It is important, however, to emphasise the fact that the end of the cholera outbreak should not be allowed to bring about a…

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News

Illegal gold mining worsens Bulawayo water crisis — Coltart

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BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has expressed concern over the increase in the destruction of local water catchment areas by illegal miners, saying it is worsening the water supply crisis in the city. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Coltart said illegal mining demanded an immediate attention and collective action to prevent a catastrophe for Bulawayo,…

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