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Traditional leaders call for cultural preservation

TRADITIONAL leaders have implored authorities to ensure historical sites and cultural landmarks of the Lubimbi community in Binga are preserved during the relocation process meant to pave way for the construction of the Gwayi-Shangani Dam. About 502 families of Lubimbi in Matabeleland North’s Binga district are set to be relocated. Speaking to the Daily News…

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Warriors, Bafana renew Cosafa rivalry

Cloud FusireSENIOR SPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWE and South Africa renew their age-old rivalry when they face off in Group A of the Hollywoodbets Cosafa Cup which will be held in Mangaung, South Africa early next month. Six-time champions Zimbabwe and their southern neighbours South Africa, who are five-time Cosafa champions, will be joined by Mozambique —…

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Agama dethrone N’ombeyawora

IN-FORM AGAMA dethroned N’ombeyawora from the top of the Northern Region Soccer League after edging the latter one-nil courtesy of a solitary goal by forward Grey Kufandada in a match played at Pfura Stadium in Mt Darwin yesterday. Mufandada’s ninth minute strike was all Agama needed to move to the top of the log table…

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Moneybags threaten three-horse PSL race

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER THE country’s rich boys MWOS FC, Scottland and Simba Bhora appear well on the way to making it a threehorse race for the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title after a strong start to the season. With a third of the 34-game campaign gone, it is the trio who occupy…

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Life & Arts

Sugar Sugar still yearns for recognition

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER moyoa@dailynews.co.zw SEASONED sungura musician Taruvinga Manjokota, popularly known as Sugar Sugar, has expressed frustration over what he describes as a lack of recognition despite a career spanning nearly 30 years. The Kutaura-taura hitmaker has poured his heart into a new six-track studio album titled Chimbondionaiwo, which is set to be…

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