Life & Arts

Young Igwe can’t escape Dhewa’s shadow

By Ashely Moyo AFTER 14 years of trying to escape his late famous father’s shadow, sungura musician Peter ‘Young Igwe’ Moyo has realised that it is a near-impossible mission. Young Igwe’s father — Tongai succumbed to cancer on October 15, 2015, leaving the then inexperienced 21-year-old with the onerous task of carrying on his father’s…

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Business

ZSE mandates sustainability reporting for listed firms

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has announced that all listed entities will be required to submit sustainability reports starting from financial years that commence on or after January 1, 2024. This is in collaboration with the Public Accountants and Auditors Board (PAAB) and the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX). Sustainable reporting refers to a company…

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Chiwenga pledges commitment to youth empowerment

VICE President Constantino Chiwenga says the government is fully committed to ensuring that the country’s young people are empowered and their voices heard. Speaking during the National Youth Day celebrations in Bulawayo last Friday, Chiwenga hailed President Emmerson Mnangagwa for policies tailored for youth development. “We are all aware that the Second Republic, under the…

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News

Dagga smoker in court

Rutendo Ngara  A MAN residing at Parirenyatwa hospital doctors’ quarters is in trouble after allegedly being found in possession of dagga worth ZiG2 000. He appeared in court last week. Zvinokudzwa Sinyinda, facing unlawful possession of dangerous drugs charges, appeared before Harare provincial magistrate Isheunesu Matova, who granted him US$50 bail. According to the State,…

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Man up for US$23k fraud

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A HARARE man who allegedly facilitated the sale of a house in Mbare for US$23 000 was last week remanded in custody after appearing before regional magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa. Alfonce Muzambi was remanded in custody to February 29 for a bail application. According to the State, sometime in 2024,…

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Sport

Dynamos lift Castle Challenge Cup

CLOUD FUSIRESports Writer Dynamos…………(0)1 Simba Bhora…….(0)1 (Dynamos win 5-3 on penalties) DYNAMOS defied the odds to defeat pre-match favourites Simba Bhora 5-3 on penalties and lift their maiden Castle Challenge Cup here yesterday. The Glamour Boys headed into the match with the odds highly staked against them, having acquired a host of unheralded players ahead…

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Editorial Comment

Harare residents deserve better

THE Harare City Council’s executive is embroiled in a scandalous controversy, with revelations that its top executives are drawing obscenely high salaries, despite the council’s abysmal failure to deliver basic services to residents. The highest-paid executive takes home a staggering US$30 000 monthly, while the lowest-paid executive pockets US$15 000. This is a slap in…

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Machines breakdown forces Senate to adjourn

A BREAKDOWN of interpretation machines forced the Senate to adjourn last week, leaving members of the upper House frustrated. Temporary president of the Senate, Eleven Kambizi, said technicians had failed to resolve the feedback problem, which then forced the upper House to adjourn amid growls of disapproval from the opposition bench. “May I make it…

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