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MWOS scoops double in PSL monthly awards

Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER MWOS FC head coach Lloyd Mutasa and his in-form striker Billy Veremu have won the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League May Coach and Player of the Month awards. Mutasa is unbeaten in 14 league games following last weekend’s one-nil win over arch-rivals Scottland which saw them maintaining their top spot…

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Warriors stalk Stallions…fresh faces ready to seize chance

Emmanuel Marambe THE locally-based duo of Mason Mushore and Tawanda Macheke are among the several new faces who are set to get an opportunity to make a case for inclusion in future Warriors’ squads when Zimbabwe take-on Burkina Faso in an international friendly today. The match, which will be played in Casablanca, is scheduled to…

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Zesa drones to boost low-altitude economy

THE Zesa drone pilot training programme is set to play a significant role in boosting the local low-altitude economy (LAE). The low-altitude economy refers to economic activities conducted in airspace below 1 000 meters above ground. This includes various applications like drone deliveries, urban air mobility, precision agriculture, infrastructure inspections, and even emergency services. Speaking…

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‘Curb corruption to lift Zimbabwe’ … US Ambassador Tremont earnestly implores authorities

NEWS EDITOR tafirenyikam@dailynews.co.zw IT IS crucial that the government acts decisively against pervasive corruption in the country, the United States of America ambassador to Zimbabwe, Pamela Tremont, has reiterated. Speaking during her country’s early Independence Day celebrations in Harare on Wednesday, Tremont said corruption was depriving Zimbabweans a better life, while also hampering foreign investment…

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Business

Econet starts onboarding clients to 5-MW data centre

ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe has been quietly building a 5-MW capacity data centre in Harare, with corporate clients set to be onboarded by the end of this month. Many large companies are already preparing to use the facility, which was designed and built with the assistance of Africa Data Centres (ADC), the largest operator of data centres in…

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ED bemoans Harare waste collection crisis

Mishma Chakanyuka PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has bemoaned the Harare waste collection crisis, saying the behaviour has to end forthwith as it impacts the public negatively. Speaking during the commissioning of the Geo Pomona Waste Management sorting plant and refuse collection trucks in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa said the waste crisis has had “dire consequences, ranging from…

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Man guilty of stealing from Chiwenga's wife

Rutendo Ngara  SENIOR STAFF WRITER  ngarar@dailynews.co.zw   A DOMBOSHAVA man, Succeed Mukaro, has been convicted of stealing mobile phones valued at US$15 000 from an upmarket shop owned by Miniyothabo Chiwenga, the wife of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. Mukaro appeared before provincial magistrate Ethel Chichera yesterday and pleaded guilty to unlawful entry. He is set to be…

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CCC faction to go ahead with congress

SOUTHERN EDITOR THE Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction led by Welshman Ncube says it will go ahead with its planned September elective congress notwithstanding the internal strife ravaging the party. This comes as the party has split into three factions with two others led by Sengezo Tshabangu, who asserts himself as the CCC interim…

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