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Lady Chevrons suffer narrow defeats

Sandra HoveSPORTS WRITER IT’S not going according to script for the Lady Chevrons at the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Global Qualifier in Nepal.They have suffered two defeats since the tournament began on January 18.They first fell to the Netherlands by 22 runs, followed by a heartbreaking one-run loss to Thailand.In their opening match…

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Repertory Players celebrates 95 years

Ashley Moyo andAnesu MirisawuSENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITERS THE Repertory Players of Harare, with a rich history spanning nearly a century will this year mark their 95 years of performances and contributions to the arts scene in the country.Chairman of the Executive Committee Sue Bolt told the Daily News they are planning a gala event later in…

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Title deeds resolveland disputes, Jiri

STAFF WRITERBrighton Muronzereyi THE national title deeds programme is successfully tackling land challenges, with over 75 percent of ownership disputes now resolved.Addressing journalists in Harare yesterday, the permanent secretary in the ministry of Agriculture, Obert Jiri, said authorities were bringing clarity and security to land tenure, reducing conflicts among landholders and laying a firm foundation…

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MwonzorarestructuresMDC leadership

Brighton Muronzereyi THE MDC has implemented leadership changes in its hierarchy to reposition the party “as a credible and effective opposition force”.Addressing the media in Harare yesterday, the party’s president, Douglas Mwonzora, said the restructuring was meant to inject fresh energy into the movement, strengthen internal cohesion, and enhance its capacity to mobilise supporters across…

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MSU launches US$11m coal tar plant

MIDLANDS State University has established a US$11 million coal tar plant in Zvishavane to drive industrialisation and import substitution.In a statement on its National Development Strategy 2 (NDS2) X handle, the government said the project, which focuses on producing a cost-effective alternative to imported bitumen, is expected to create about 2 500 jobs, while saving…

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Rapist jailed for abusing friend’s daughter (6)

Rutendo NgaraSENIOR STAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw HARARE regional magistrate Sandra Mupindu yesterday jailed a man to an effective 15 years’ imprisonment for raping his friend’s daughter aged six.The girl, who is learning in Chishawasha Hills, was raped on her way from school. He was convicted of rape following a full trial.In handing down the sentence, Mupindu noted…

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Bulawayo opens vents against floods

Hazel Marimbizain Bulawayo BULAWAYO authorities have opened residential weepholes to mitigate flood risks as heavy rains continue to pound the city.The city’s chief fire officer, Mhlangano Moyo, who confirmed that the heavy rains that lashed the city on Monday had caused damage to infrastructure, also warned residents to exercise vigilance with more downpours expected.Moyo said…

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Hotlines launched for road repairs

CHIEF WRITER THE GOVERNMENT says it has established provincial hotlines to allow citizens to report urgent road defects and accelerate national infrastructure repairs.In a statement yesterday, the ministry said this was part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety and maintenance, while strengthening public participation in infrastructure management.“The ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development reaffirms…

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Coach change craze hits PSL …as 11 clubs hire new gaffers

Dakarai Mashava ASSISTANT EDITOR ALL but seven of the 18 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League teams will be under new coaches when the 2026 season kicks off at the end of next month. With continuity increasingly be­coming rare in Zimbabwean football, it is not surprising that only a handful of coaches – Lloyd ‘Samaita’ Mutasa…

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