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‘Indigenous systems key in environment preservation’

TRADITIONAL leaders have urged the government to recognise the importance of indigenous knowledge systems in environmental preservation. Speaking at a stakeholders’ event in Hwange yesterday, Chiefs Council president, Mtshane Khumalo, emphasised that traditional leaders possess valuable knowledge to address environmental challenges. “Traditional leaders are custodians of indigenous knowledge systems, which are vital for local-level decision-making….

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Duo in court for stealing seven ostriches

Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw TWO men from Mabvuku, Harare, appeared in court yesterday facing stock theft charges for allegedly stealing seven ostriches worth US$7 000 at a game park. Wisdom Supayi and Francis Office appeared before magistrate Isheunesu Matova facing three counts of stock theft at Haka Game Park in Msasa, Harare, and were remanded in…

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Zimbabwe's corruption rate on the rise— Report

By Masimba Makwembere makwemberemv@dailynews.co.zw TRANSPARENCY International Zimbabwe (TIZ) revealed yesterday that the country’s corruption rate is increasing, with the nation ranking 158 out of 180 nations in 2024. This ranking is a decline from 2023, when Zimbabwe ranked 149 out of 180 countries. The 2024 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) report, launched in Harare, confirmed this…

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ED cautions his ministers

Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned Cabinet ministers that he will not tolerate corruption in the ministries and agencies that they superintend over. Speaking in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa also said authorities would clamp down on incompetence and the appointment of undeserving officials to public sector boards. “As we progress with our work in…

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DeMbare players stage industrial action

DYNAMOS players reportedly downed tools yesterday morning in protest over unpaid January salaries. With the Glamour Boys scheduled to play a couple of friendly matches this week, the industrial action put a damper on what had been an otherwise smooth pre-season training programme which had also seen the Harare giants bringing in a number of…

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Government fine-tunes business operations

Brandon JosphatCHIEF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw CABINET yesterday came up with a cocktail of fiscal measures to complement the monetary policy statement issued by the central bank last Thursday in a bid to avert the collapse of the formal sector. Addressing the first 2025 post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare, the minister of Information, Jenfan Muswere, said the government…

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Twins jailed for python skin, rhino horns

Yvonne Ncube THABO and Desmond Mhlanga, 27-year-old twin brothers from Lobengula West, have been sentenced to 12 months in prison for contravening the Parks and Wildlife Act. The duo was found guilty of possessing a 4,5-metre python skin and suspected rhino horns without the required permits. Bulawayo magistrate Challenge Mahembe handed down the sentence, suspending…

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Man accused of raping step-sister, 15

Rutendo Ngara A HARARE man, 40, appeared before a Harare magistrate court yesterday facing allegations of raping his 15- year-old half-sister for months without her consent. He later allegedly tricked her to elope with him from Kezi in Matabeleland South Province to Dzivarasekwa in Harare. The accused appeared before magistrate Tilda Mazhande who advised him…

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Police seize dagga, cough syrup

POLICE have arrested several drug peddlers and seized large quantities of dagga, along with thousands of bottles of cough syrup being misused as recreational drugs. This massive haul is part of a larger initiative to tackle the rising concerns of drug abuse across the country. The police operation, which took place last week, resulted in…

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‘Fake seeds threaten food security’

GOVERNMENT has called for stiffer measures against unscrupulous agro-dealers flooding the market with fake seeds, a development described as a threat to national food security. This comes as experts have also called for a complete overhaul of the legal framework governing seed certification to protect farmers from fraudulent practices. Speaking on the sidelines of a…

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