Life & Arts

Ndau festival set to illuminate Chipinge

CHIPINGE’S premier cultural event, the Ndau Festival, will illuminate the area from Thursday to Saturday at its traditional venue, Bangira Village in Chikore. Now in its 11th edition, the festival, which began in 2013, celebrates cultural diversity and is expected to draw crowds from across the country.This year’s theme, “Women Museums: Inspiring Communities through Feminine…

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‘Councillors not entitled to commercial stands’

By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw A STATE witness, Priscillah Mudzinge, a local Government ministry official, yesterday told a Harare magistrate that no councillor is entitled to get a commercial stand in all the country’s 92 local authorities. A director for urban local authorities, Mudzinge, was testifying in a matter in which seven former Harare City councillors…

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Editorial Comment

ED right on tribalism, regionalism, but . . .

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Sunday address at the Munhumutapa Day celebrations at Great Zimbabwe, Masvingo, emphasised the importance of national unity and cohesion. He appealed to Zimbabweans to reject tribalism and regionalism, stressing that these divisive forces undermine the country’s progress. Mnangagwa’s call for unity is timely, considering Zimbabwe’s complex history. The president’s emphasis on the…

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Kirsty Coventry in bid to make history

SPORTS minister Kirsty Coventry has officially joined the race to become the first woman and African to lead the International Olympic Committee (IOC). This comes after the IOC published a list of seven preliminary candidates yesterday — including Coventry — who will battle it out in March next year for the honour of succeeding outgoing…

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Life & Arts

Masowe to Zim dancehall queen,the story of Madzimai I-Candy

TADIWA Hlupo, now known as Madzimai I-Candy in the music world, has made a remarkable transition from her religious roots in the Johanne Masowe eChishanu sect to becoming the Zimdancehall Queen. Her journey, which began with church choruses and Friday sermons, has now led her into the heart of the Zimdancehall scene, where she recently…

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Mbudzi interchange shapes up, new road opened

WORK on the Mudzi interchange is shaping up with Transport Minister Felix Mhona yesterday opening up a 3km loop road linking Amalinda Road and High Glen Road. The opening of the road is set to ease congestion of traffic from Masvingo and Chitungwiza travelling west up to the Chirundu border post. Mhona, who said the…

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