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Teen pregnancy horror continues

Staff writer in Bulawayo AUTHORITIES are fretting over worsening cases of teenage pregnancies and statutory rape in the country. This comes amid alarming revelations yesterday that Bulawayo had recorded more than 500 cases of teenage pregnancies in the first seven months of this year. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper—…

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3 posthumously declared national heroes

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has posthumously declared three national heroes for the crucial role they played in developing the country. Speaking at Heroes Day commemorations at the National Heroes Acre, Mnangagwa yesterday said that plans were at an advanced stage for the updated biographies of early nationalists. “My administration is preserving national historical and cultural heritage…

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UZ graduation sparks conflict

Shamaine Chirimujri and Takudzwa Dhambu UNIVERSITY of Zimba­bwe (UZ) students are vehemently opposing calls to postpone this Friday’s graduation ceremony. This comes after the Associa­tion of University Teachers (AUT) in Zimbabwe filed an urgent High Court application seeking to block the ceremony, accusing the institu­tion of awarding degrees to students without proper academic scrutiny and…

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Bulawayo water woes worsen

Staff Writer in Bulawayo BULAWAYO’s water supply contin­ues to face critical disruptions despite an improved overall water volume in its dams, primarily due to pump failures, the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has said. According to recent council min­utes detailing the state of the city’s water infrastructure, more efforts were needed to solve the ongoing challenges….

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Editorial Comment

Improve prisoner welfare urgently

THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission’s (ZHRC) 2024 annual report has shed light on the deplorable conditions in the country’s prisons, highlighting the acute shortage of critical medi­cines and poor food quality. The report’s findings are a stark reminder of the need for urgent reform in the country’s penal system. As a nation, we must prioritise…

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Life & Arts

Matende to launch double album

By Progress Chaya GOSPEL artist and preacher Pastor Norest Matende is set to launch a double album titled Tiri Hama on October 4 at TBA in Chitungwiza. The album seeks to bridge the gap between traditional Apostolic worship and modern guitar-driven gospel. “The double album features 14 tracks, with seven rooted in chipostori (Apostolic-style) music…

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Masvingo, Midlands brace for power outage

SEVERAL areas in Masvingo and Midlands provinces will experience a temporary power shutdown next week, power utility Zesa has warned. This comes as the government has injected US$86 million into Zesa to improve its revenues and operational capacity, aiming to keep the lights on across the country. In notice at the weekend Zesa, through its…

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Mutare transfers land for border modernization

Tapiwa Chirume THE City of Mutare has announced plans to transfer 25 hectares of land along Beira road to the ministry of Local Government and Public Works for the expan­sion of the Forbes Border Post. The move is part of efforts to modernise and expand the busy border facility, which serves as a key trade…

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Kwekwe’s waste management privatized

Tapiwa Chirume GOVERNMENT is moving to privatise Kwekwe City Council’s waste management services in a deal modelled on Harare’s Geo-Pomona waste-to-energy project. This was revealed by Kwekwe City Council Mayor Albert Zinhanga during a recent full council meeting, where he added that while the council would retain full control of its water system, solid waste…

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Teenager charged in double murder

A 19-YEAR-OLD man, Liberty Sibanda, has ap­peared at Chikombedzi Magistrates Court, charged with the murder of two people and the attempted mur­der of two others after an attack at an all-night prayer vigil in Chikombedzi last week. Criminal Investigations Department (CID) spokes­person Rachel Muteweri yesterday confirmed that Sibanda has been remanded in custody until August…

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