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Renovated NSS a welcome relief, but…

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THE completion of renovations at the National Sports Stadium is a moment Zimbabweans have long awaited.For years, football supporters, athletes, and sports administrators have endured the embarrassment of watching national teams play so-called “home” matches in foreign countries because local facilities failed to meet international standards.The announcement that the stadium is now set to host…

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Chiredzi braces for Macheso

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Anesu Mirisawu and Ashley Moyo THE usually quiet town of Chiredzi is expected to come alive on May 30 when sungura kingpin Alick Macheso headlines Hippo Valley Estates Limited’s 70th anniversary celebrations at the Chishamiso Stadium.Running under the theme Tadzika Midzi, Deeply Rooted, Sesigxilise Izimpande, Hi Dzike Timitsu, the musical concert forms part of a…

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CJ gives a hand to women colleagues

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Shamaine Chirimujiri THE crop of female judicial officers manning the country’s courts are hardworking professionals who won’t disappoint in the execution of their duties.So says newly-appointed Chief Justice, Elizabeth Gwaunza, who further exhorted her female colleagues yesterday never to let their guard down.Gwaunza made these comments while addressing female judges and magistrates at the Constitutional…

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Café employees acquitted of US$4 700 theft

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Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO TWO Bulawayo Fairy Café employees accused of stealing more than US$4 700 through alleged manipulation of computer records have been acquitted after the court ruled that the State failed to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt.Theophelous Moyo and Loke Dube appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Taurai Manuwere, who found them not guilty…

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Nyathi headlines Tynwald Africa Day celebrations

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Angela Mtombeni VETERAN poet and singer Albert Nyathi is set to headline Tynwald Primary School’s Africa Day celebrations on Friday in Harare.Africa Day, commemorated annually on May 25, marks the formation of the Organisation of African Unity in 1963 and is celebrated across the continent and beyond to honour African unity, culture and progress.“We have…

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Kanyekanye bail ruling set for Friday

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Rutendo Ngara FORMER Allied Timbers chief executive officer and former president of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), Joseph Kanyekanye, is expected to know his bail fate on Friday following two days of court proceedings.Kanyekanye appeared before Harare magistrate Jesse Kufa facing allegations of forging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s signature, as well as extortion, fraud and…

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Songbirds set to invade Mutare

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Ashley Moyo THE Zimbabwe Female Gospel Artists Association is set to host a major gospel gathering dubbed the Worship and Empowerment Conference, on June 6 in Mutare at the UAFCIZ Blue Church Hall.The conference is expected to attract church leaders, worshippers and women from different provinces across the country including Mharidzo Hetisani, Mai Ndonga, Minister…

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GMB establishes mobile grain collection points

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Shamaine Chirimujiri The Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has established 1 804 mobile buying and collection points across the country to ease transport costs for farmers, who previously incurred high expenses delivering produce to depots.This initiative coincides with the GMB expanding its storage capacity to 70 000 metric tonnes and rolling out modernized silos to improve…

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Man in court for murder

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Yvonne Ncube TWO Bulawayo men have appeared in court in separate violent incidents involving murder and attempted murder charges arising from alleged disputes.In the first case, a 48-year-old man from Pumula South suburb appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Jeconia Ncube facing a murder charge after he allegedly stabbed another man to death with a spear. Nhlanhla…

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Govt probes abuse in rehabilitation centres

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Brighton Muronzereyi THE government will probe alleged overcharging, regulatory breaches and abuse of patients at some private drug and substance abuse treatment facilities.This comes as authorities intensify efforts to tackle the country’s drug and substance abuse crisis, which has resulted in a surge in admissions at both public and private rehabilitation centres.Addressing a post-Cabinet briefing…

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