Life & Arts

Murimhwa tackles rejection, marriage in two new books

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Thembinkosi Nyathi LIFESTYLE WRITER nyathit@dailynews.co.zw RISING author Flora Murimhwa has recently released two books, Pains of Rejection and Getting Married, aimed at promoting forgiveness, love, and healing. Murimhwa explores the emotional impact of rejection, a universal experience, and emphasises the importance of strong family bonds in marriage. “Pains of Rejection is a true story, as…

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Nama opens People’s Choice award nominations

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SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER mirisawua@dailynews.co.zw IN preparation for the 23rd edition of the National Arts Merit Awards (Nama), organisers have officially opened nominations for People’s Choice Award category, which enables fans to vote for their favourite artists. Organised by the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (Nacz), the voting lines will close on 5 February, after which…

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Chombo ordered to pay lawyers US$100k

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THE High Court has ordered Mashonaland West provincial Minister Marian Chombo to pay US$100 000 in outstanding legal fees to Mtetwa and Nyambirai Legal Practitioners. The law firm represented her during her 2011 divorce court hearing with former Cabinet minister Ignatius Chombo. Justice Joel Mambara ruled that Chombo had negotiated her legal fees from US$200…

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Hwange to repossess 500 properties

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THE Hwange Local Board has flagged over 500 properties for unpaid land value balances and servicing fees, prompting the local authority to launch an urgent verification exercise. This move comes after it was revealed that many property owners had failed to pay their dues.As a result, acting town secretary Paulos Mabhureni called upon property owners…

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Editorial Comment

JSC is on the right path

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THE Judicial Service Commission has been making significant strides in dispensing justice, and their efforts are worthy of recognition. One of the commission’s notable achievements is the construction of new courts throughout the country, which has enhanced access to justice, particularly for marginalised communities. Just last Friday, 15 new magistrates were sworn in Harare. Recruiting…

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Calls for higher ZiG notes grow … as RBZ reaffirms its readiness to heed the appeals

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Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) should introduce higher ZiG notes into the market when it releases its monetary policy statement (MPS) next month. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — key stakeholders reiterated yesterday that doing this would promote the wider use of the…

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Bulawayo police probe businessman’s death

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Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO POLICE in Bulawayo have launched an investigation into the mysterious death of prominent local businessman John Madzikatire, 36, who is suspected to have committed suicide in Cowdray Park over the weekend. According to the police, Madzikatire, a resident of Willsgroove Park, was found by a motorist lying motionless near his Mercedes-Benz vehicle,…

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SA mine victims to be repatriated

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Brighton Muronzereyi STAFF WRITER muronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES say they are pulling out all the stops to have the remains of the country’s citizens who died in a South African mine shaft brought back to Zimbabwe for burial. At the same time, the government is engaged in high-level negotiations with Pretoria to have illegal Zimbabwean migrants being…

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BCC intensifies rehabilitation of sewage plants

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Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart says the city is scaling up efforts to rehabilitate sewage plants to address consistent sewer blockages. Despite hiring private companies to improve the sewer system, residents continue to experience sewage blockages. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Coltart said the city was committed to addressing the issue….

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