Life & Arts

Nyanhongo legacy lives on

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Progress Chaya chayap@dailynews.co.zw THE Nyanhongo Legacy Exhibition successfully opened at  at Loft 3 Gallery in Highlands, Harare on Friday, celebrating the extraordinary artistic heritage of the Nyanhongo family—a dynasty of stone sculptors whose work has left a lasting mark on the global art scene. Running until February 13, the exhibition highlights the power of heritage…

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Mom, daughter allegedly found with US$14k drugs

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Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A BULAWAYO woman and her daughter last Friday appeared in court facing charges of illegal possession of drugs after they were allegedly caught with a contraband of broncleer cough syrup and dagga with a street value of over US$14 000. Priscilla Muunganirwa and her daughter, Takudzwa Masapa, both of Njube, were intercepted…

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Sport

Ndiraya braced for Scottland challenge

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER FRESH from a three week stint with Turkish first division outfit Kocaelispor, title winning coach Tonderai Ndiraya, who last year led Simba Bhora to their first ever Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title in his second season in charge of the club, is relishing the opportunity to lead ambitious Scottland….

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‘Tighten penalties against destruction of wetlands’

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THE Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association (Zela) has called for a review of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process in a bid to tighten penalties against destruction of wetlands. Zela yesterday said stakeholders should collaborate to strengthen policies which protect wetlands. “We advocate for a review of the Environmental Impact Assessment process to better account for…

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Business

CBZ retrenches 347 employees

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ONE of the country’s largest financial institutions, CBZ Holdings, has retrenched 347 workers as the economic meltdown claims more jobs and businesses continue to shut down. In a statement, CBZ Holdings Group chief executive officer Lawrence Nyazema said the restructuring process was part of the company’s effort to adapt to the economic environment.  “In October…

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‘There’s no hope without oneness’… opposition stalwarts tell bickering Zanu PF rivals

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By Blessings Mashaya and Brandon Josphat MORE opposition stalwarts have added their voices to the growing calls for the ruling Zanu PF’s big ego political rivals to work together in the interest of the country. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — former MDC top guns, Lovemore Moyo and Morgen…

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