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ED ‘kills’ Zanu PF 2030 bid

Brandon JosphatCHIEF REPORTERjosphatb@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has reiterated that he won’t remain in office beyond the expiration of his final five year team which ends in three years time.In addition, Mnangagwa also said that the ruling Zanu PF had no chance of persuading him to remain in office until 2030.Speaking to editors from public and…

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Fans rally behind Mighty Warriors

Emmanuel Marambe LOCAL football fans have thrown their weight behind the Zimbabwe senior women’s national football team, the Mighty Warriors ahead of their 2026 TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) first round first leg qualifier against Angola.The Mighty Warriors, who are bidding for a first Wafcon finals appearance since 2000 when they finished fourth…

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Chevrons, Ireland clash in decider

Emmanuel Marambe ZIMBABWE’S Chevrons face Ireland at Harare Sports Club today in a winner-takes-all clash whose winner will emerge as the three-match One Day International (ODI) series winner.The series is currently tied at 1-1 after the Chevrons won the opening match by 49 runs last Friday before Ireland romped to a six-wicket win in the…

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Let’s revisit traditional medicines use

PLANT-BASED medicines and herbal remedies that are widely perceived as healthy, pure, and safe due to their natural origins. This perception has led to a surge in traditional medicines being sold on the streets to treat various ailments, including cancer. However, it’s crucial to acknowledge that the increased interest and use of plant-based traditional medicines…

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‘Accelerate climate change policy implementation’

Staff Writerin Bulawayo GOVERNMENT has urged stakeholders to accelerate the implementation of climate policies to mitigate the effects of climate change.Speaking at the launch of Bulawayo’s sustainability monograph, aimed at reducing 40 percent Emissions Per Capita, the minister of Environment, Sithembiso Nyoni, emphasised the need for action.“Zimbabwe, like the rest of the world, stands at…

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“Detective Kedha” in alleged US$20k theft storm

Rutendo Ngara A FORMER police officer, Tafadzwa Chidawa, popularly known as Detective Kedha, yesterday denied charges that he stole US$20 000 from Melody Matanhire in 2020.The cash was allegedly meant to clean US$100 000 of soiled notes.Chidawa, who is in remand prison, told regional magistrate Vongai Guwuriro that it was bizarre that his particulars, including…

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US$2,7m heist suspect fails to show source of funds

Rutendo Ngara THE trial of one of the suspects acquitted in the ZB Bank US$2,7 million heist continued yesterday at the Harare Magistrates Court, where the investigation officer said police had failed to trace Denis Madondo’s source of income.In the latest charge, the State alleges that Madondo went on a spending spree and bought a…

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Taxi driver loses vehicle to robbers

Stella Madzivanyikamadzivanyikas@dailynews.co.zw A CHITUNGWIZA-BASED taxi driver lost his vehicle and cash after falling victim to robbers last Saturday.According to Harare provincial police spokesperson, Luckmore Chakanza, James Shamwarira was undertaking his normal routine when he was approached by three men who requested transportation to Mayambara, near Chitungwiza.Upon arrival at a tuckshop in Mayambara, one of the…

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Three women up for murder

Rutendo Ngara THREE women from Old Tafara in Harare were yesterday remanded in custody for allegedly killing a man, Charles Julius, whom they accused of stealing a mobile phone belonging to one of them.Mavis Gambiza, Sharon Tayengwa, and Sharon Mafushe appeared before Harare provincial magistrate Isheunesu Matova, facing murder charges.He advised them to apply for…

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Farmers challenged to embrace organic fertilisers

THE government has challenged farmers to adopt organic fertilisers to improve soil fertility and boost crop growth.Ministry of Agriculture permanent secretary Obert Jiri emphasised the benefits of organic fertilisers in an interview with the Daily News yesterday.“The cost of fertiliser is definitely the biggest cost driver in crop production, and adopting organic fertilisers shows that…

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