Business

Milk output hits 38m litres in four months

ZIMBABWE produced 37,65 million litres of milk between January and April this year, marking a four percent increase from 36,34 million litres recorded the same period last year, the dairy services department in the ministry of Agriculture says. During the period under review, milk intake by processors rose four percent to 34,64 million litres from…

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Life & Arts

Zim mourns broadcaster Madhimba

VETERAN and much-loved broadcaster Joseph Madhimba has died in Namibia, triggering an avalanche of tributes from colleagues, media leaders and friends. He was 70. “My role model and the man who made me fall in love with news anchoring while I was still in primary school — Madhimba has passed away. ‘‘May his soul rest…

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Sport

Chevrons ready to seize chance

Emmanuel MarambeCHIEF SPORTS WRITER IT HAS been a long time coming! Zimbabwe Chevrons’ two-decade wait for a Test match against England comes to an end today when the Justin Sammons-coached side takes to the field against one of the sport’s pre-eminent sides at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Fresh from the drawn series in Bangladesh, the Chevrons…

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News

Club drugs abuse on the increase

HOSPITALS across the country are recording increasing cases of club drugs abuse by the youth. Club drugs are a group of drugs most often used by teens and young adults at bars, nightclubs, concerts, and parties to heighten sensory perceptions and reduce inhibitions Speaking at a youth capacity-building training for drug and substance abuse, Ingutsheni…

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Zanu PF taking affiliates to task… as ruling party fights to curb its internal divisions

THE ruling Zanu PF is cracking down on some of its affiliates for allegedly promoting factionalism and divisions within the former liberation movement. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — Zanu PF insiders revealed yesterday that party bosses who met representatives of the affiliates in Harare on Tuesday had rapped…

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