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‘Pregnant women, minors ignored in HIV responses’

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ZIMBABWE’S health sector still faces challenges in providing equal access to vulnerable populations, including children, adolescents, and pregnant women, the 2024 Unicef annual report says. This is despite the country having achieved the UNAids 95:95:95 targets. In its report, Unicef revealed that new HIV infections in adolescents and women continue to soar coupled with early…

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Gold eludes Zimbabwe at Region V tourney

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EMMANUEL MARAMBE THE coveted gold medal eluded Zimbabwe’s amateur golfers at the recently concluded Africa Golf Confederation Region V Championship in Gaborone, Botswana with South Africa once again reigning supreme. Inspired by Keegan Shutt’s opening round 62, Zimbabwe had raced into the lead going into the second round. But regional powerhouse South Africa came back…

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Lecturer sues varsity for alleged defamation

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By Rutendo Ngara A LECTURER at the Midlands State University (MSU) Nhamo Mhiripiri is suing the university for US$200 000 for defamation of character. This was after Mhiripiri’s former student, Patience Mashuku, had claimed that she was sexually abused by Mhiripiri. In his application at the High Court, Mhiripiri claims that the MSU allegedly facilitated…

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Man up for ‘fake’ Comesa certificates

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RUTENDO NGARA A HARARE man accused of issuing fake Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) yellow card compliance certificates to cross-border transporters appeared in court recently. Mugove Simbirai Nidza was granted $200 bail by magistrate Ruth Moyo. It is the State case that last month, the Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ) and the…

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It’s derby day

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EMMANUEL MARAMBE FADING giants Dynamos and CAPS United face off in the Harare derby at Rufaro Stadium today amid threats of a boycott from the former’s fans in protest over the way Zimbabwe’s most successful club has been run in recent years. Several of the Glamour Boys’ chapters — Harare, Bulawayo, Chinhoyi and Chitungwiza among…

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Karateka Muhambi dies in horror crash

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THE local sports fraternity was yesterday plunged into mourning after decorated karateka-turned fitness trainer, Sensei Mugove Muhambi died following an accident along Borrowdale Road in the capital. Indications are that Muhambi died on the spot when the car that he was driving was involved in a head-on collision with another vehicle. Muhambi had a decorated…

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Chivanga in Chevrons squad

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FAST bowler Tanaka Chivanga has been drafted into the Chevrons squad for next week’s historic Test against England, following the injury-forced withdrawal of Trevor Gwandu. Gwandu has been ruled out after suffering a left groin strain during a training session on the current tour, sidelining him from what will be a landmark occasion for Zimbabwean…

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Life & Arts

The Charambas celebrate three decades of gospel legacy

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GOSPEL power couple Charles and Olivia Charamba, collectively known as The Charambas, are set to release three studio albums — comprising a total of 30 songs — as part of the celebrations marking their 30- year journey in the music industry. Reflecting on his early days, Charles recalled the challenges of working with recording studios…

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Pensioners find ‘milky way’ in dairy farming

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FOR many, retirement marks the gradual return to the cradle — a chance to reconnect with family and enjoy the twilight, graciously and unproductively. Breaking stereotypes, a group of retired women are rewriting the rules — trading off the serenity of retirement for the bustling world of dairy farming, proving it’s never too late to…

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Dialogue, Zimbabwe’s hope for a brighter future

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IN A SIGNIFICANT development, the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHCD) has launched a five-month initiative to promote dialogue and unity among Zimbabweans. This noble endeavour is a beacon of hope for a country that has been plagued by political and economic challenges for decades. The initiative, aptly named the Love Zimbabwe Festival, aims to…

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