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Health concerns retard Chiwenga. . . as doctors order the powerful VP to rest at home

LINGERING health concerns forced Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, pictured, to abandon his State duties last week, compelling his doctors to order him to rest at home, the Daily News can reveal. This comes as speculation and conspiracy theories swelled last week after the powerful VP failed to attend a field day that was hosted at…

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Our borders will stay open: Govt

THE government is not contemplating closing Zimbabwe’s borders for now, as the lethal coronavirus continues to spread and to create havoc around the world, the Daily News reports. This comes as many countries are taking drastic measures ranging from closing their borders and banning big public gatherings, as part of desperate efforts to halt the…

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God has done wonders for me ….music star says it is time to give back

SUNGURA musician Alick Macheso on Wednesday broke down when he sang the song Kudzwai during the commissioning of a classroom block he helped built at his former school, Enterprise Primary School in Shamva. Our LIFESTYLE WRITER Blessing Masakadza spoke with him on the side-lines of the handover ceremony for him to explain a number of…

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New investor for Ekusileni Hospital

THE government has identified a new investor for Ekusileni Hospital and is planning to open the health care facility before the end of the year, a senior official has disclosed. Situated in Woodlands suburb, Ekusileni Hospital is the brainchild of the late former Vice President Joshua Nkomo and has been lying idle since 2004. The…

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Livestock farmers told to de-stock

MINISTER of Agriculture Perrance Shiri, pictured, says farmers should not sit by and watch their cattle succumbing to diseases and drought, but should instead sell part of their livestock to invest in the surviving ones. This comes after the country lost about 400 000 cattle in the past year due to a combination of diseases,…

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Zim yet to feel economic impact of coronavirus

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya, pictured, says the country is yet to experience any negative consequences on the economy due to the effects of the deadly coronavirus. This comes as experts have warned that Zimbabwe, with its reliance on imports and dilapidated health system, is likely to suffer further economic decline due…

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We are not concealing information on virus: Govt

PERMANENT secretary for the Health and Child Care ministry Agnes Mahomva has refuted claims that the government is hiding information on the deadly coronavirus (Covid-19). This comes as Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) recently wrote to Health minister Obadiah Moyo, demanding reliable information to the public confirming the possible outbreak of coronavirus in the…

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Chamisa, MDC dither on demos . . . as infighting continues to ravage the party  

THE MDC is blowing hot and cold on its plans to stage rolling mass actions against President Emmerson Mnangagwa, his government and Zanu PF, the Daily News On Sunday can reveal. This comes as ructions consuming the party continue to escalate, resulting in under pressure leader Nelson Chamisa telling his disgruntled lieutenants last week to…

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Govt urged to adopt a dual currency

AFRICAN Economic Development Strategies (AEDS) has urged government to adopt for a dual currency — where the Zimbabwean dollar and the US dollar are used as the main currency. Presenting the State of the Economy report in collaboration with the Daily News on Sunday, AEDS chief executive officer Gift Mugano, said government is already under…

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Thulani inspired by Chiwoniso Maraire …singer wants to take it from where the late diva left

YOUNG songstress Thulani Machisa has a mission; she wants to continue from where the late veteran mbira singer and composer Chiwoniso Maraire left.   While that is a tall order, Thulani, who is currently studying music at the Zimbabwe College of Music, is optimistic that she will match the standards set by the late music star. “I…

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