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Man jailed 20 years for raping stepdaughter

HARARE regional magistrate Jesse Kufa sentenced a rapist to 20 years imprisonment for raping and impregnating his stepdaughter. Kufa ruled that although there was a delay in reporting the matter, it was evident that the child was raped and turned into her stepfather’s wife following the death of her mother in 2022. Kufa stated that…

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Cops declare war on Zimbabwe's road hogs… as bad driving habits kill, maim thousands every year

LAW enforcement agents are stepping up their war on both reckless drivers and corrupt officers who turn a blind eye to the traffic mayhem being experienced on the country’s roads. This comes as Zimbabwe’s bad driving culture has now reached epidemic proportions, with even routine day-to-day trips in motor vehicles, especially in urban areas, increasingly…

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CAPS fans bay for Chitembwe’s blood. . . as Ngezi reclaim top spot with victory over Harare giants

CAPS United fans were left baying for coach Lloyd Chitembwe’s blood after suffering a 2-1 home defeat to in-form Ngezi Platinum Stars here yesterday. A goal in either half from Madamburo forwards Obriel Chirinda and Ashwin Karengesha saw the visitors collect all three points against the Green Machine, who fell to their third defeat in…

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RBZ is upbeat on ZiG, prices

By Brandon Josphat joshphatb@dailynews.co.zw THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is determined to ensure that the current relative stability of the ZiG and prices of basic goods in the country endures. So says RBZ governor, John Mushayavanhu, who stressed yesterday that prudent measures would continue to be the guiding monetary policy framework of the central…

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Police crackdown on illicit drugs

By Takudzwa Dhambu dhambut@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have made two significant drug busts in recent days, resulting in the arrest of four individuals and the seizure of large quantities of illicit substances. The crackdown is part of the police’s ongoing efforts to combat drug trafficking and possession in the country. In a statement yesterday, the police said…

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Executives in court over assault

A SENIOR executive with Faramatsi Motors will appear at Bindura Magistrates Court today facing assault charges emanating from a mine dispute. Police national spokesman Paul Nyathi yesterday confirmed that Edson Gatsi would appear in court today after he allegedly assaulted Botha Gold Mine general manager, Angela Mpofu-Chisvo, in Bindura last week. Gatsi will again appear…

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‘Zimbabwe's pension payouts among region’s best’

NATIONAL Social Security Authority (Nssa) says, contrary to popular opinion, they make one of the most competitive pension payouts in the region. Nssa deputy director marketing and public relations Tendai Mutseyekwa told delegates at the recently held CEO Africa Roundtable Wealth and Retirement Summit in Nyanga that Zimbabwe’s minimum monthly pension payout, which currently stands…

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Government considers nuclear energy to end load shedding

Brandon JosphatCHIEF WRITER AUTHORITIES are exploring the potential of utilising natural resources, including gas and nuclear energy to address the country’s ongoing electricity supply challenges. This comes after an independent oil and gas company Invictus Energy made a natural gas and condensate discovery at its Mukuyu-2 well at the Cabora Bass project, northern Zimbabwe recently….

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Uganda comedienne Kansiime takes jab at Zimbabwe names

UGANDAN comedienne Anne Kansiime has mocked Zimbabwean names on a recent podcast, suggesting that local parents appear to be in a rush when naming their children. The remarks come years after Kansiime performed sold-out shows in Harare back in 2015. “In Zimbabwe, they have some really funny names… I met someone called Anything — like…

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