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I didn’t ask out Grace Mugabe — Sulu

CHIEF WRITER POLICE have warned afresh social media trolls and chaos mongers using artificial intel­ligence (AI) to malign the standing of innocent citizens. This comes in the wake of wild claims that prominent musician, Sulumani Chim­betu, recently made advances to former First Lady Grace Mugabe, who was al­leged to have filed a complaint with the…

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‘Failing hospitals frustrating workers’

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) says healthcare workers face difficulties in stabilising accident victims due to a critical short­age of supplies at most health facilities. The country’s health delivery system is struggling with inadequate public funding, affecting the availability of essential medicines, equipment, and personnel. “Road traffic accidents remain a devastating national emergency that…

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Editorial Comment

Band-aid solution to deeper wounds

LOCAL Government minister Daniel Garwe’s latest declaration banning second-hand clothing selling and night vending is nothing new. It is a déjà vu moment, with the same an­nouncements made several times before, but with little to no enforcement. The question remains: What is different this time around? The reality is that the root causes of these…

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Business

AI is procurement’s future — Mavima

SKILLS Audit and Development minister Paul Mavima, has implored public procurement profession­als to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other emerging technologies as key tools for transforming Zimbabwe’s procurement landscape. Speaking at the fourth annual public procurement symposium in Bulawayo yesterday, Mavima said the profession must move beyond manual processes and compliance-focused approaches to fully exploit…

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News

Govt orders crackdown on traffic chaos

AUTHORITIES have issued a stern directive to the City of Harare to immediately address the growing cri­sis of traffic congestion in the central business district (CBD), warning that the current state of disorder is unacceptable and undermines national aspirations. Speaking during an engagement with Harare City councillors and senior officials on Monday, Local Government minister…

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UK marriage ends after 20 years

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE Mutare High Court has granted a decree of divorce to businessman Gumisani Mawadzi and his ex-wife Ratidzai Hazel, bringing an end to their 20-year marriage. The couple’s relationship reportedly broke down in 2018, leading to lengthy legal proceed­ings. According to court documents, the couple married in the United…

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Life & Arts

Exhibition celebrates ED’s leadership

SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER mirisawua@dailynews.co.zw THE National Gallery of Zimbabwe will unveil an exhibition of selected artworks on September 15, celebrating the vision and leadership of President Emmerson Mnan­gagwa. The gallery’s public relations manager, Zvikomborero Man­dangu said they had extended an open call to artists nation­wide, inviting both emerg­ing and established talents to submit original portraits…

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Sport

Takashinga off to impressive PNL start

SANDRA HOVE DEFENDING champions Takashinga Patriots 1 began their National Premier League title defence in style with a 134- run victory over Queens Sports Club at Kwekwe Sports Club. Opener Innocent Kaia was the standout performer, scoring an impressive 102 runs off 124 balls — the first century of the season. He received valuable support…

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