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Zimbabwe’s opposition died with Tsvangirai: Moyo, Komichi

THERE is an urgent need to breathe new life into the country’s strife-torn opposition if Zanu PF is ever to be given another run for its money. So say opposition stalwarts, Lovemore Moyo and Morgen Komichi, who told the Daily News On Sunday yesterday that the time had come for opposition leaders to admit that…

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Zimbabwe feels pinch of price surges

THE poor are feeling the heat in the wake of the double whammy of the government’s new taxes and the slumping Zim dollar on the parallel market, which have caused fresh hikes in the prices of basic goods. Among the goods which have responded to the higher taxes and the weakening local currency are meat…

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Econet leads in infrastructure investment

ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe, the country’s leading telecommunications and technology company, increased its investment in network infrastructure in the third quarter of 2023, extending its market share of mobile base stations to 54%, according to the latest industry report. The 2023 third quarter Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) 2023 Sector Performance Report showed…

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Government suspends Redwing mining operations

THE government has suspended mining operations at Redwing Mine in Penhalonga, Manicaland Province. This comes as the trapped 11 miners completed 72 hours underground, amid concerns that the unstable environment made it impossible to go underground. Acting Local Government minister July Moyo has said authorities have activated rescue teams to deal with the incident and…

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Police put land barons on notice

POLICE have warned individuals against occupying State land or allocating it without following due process saying they risked being arrested. This comes as the government and the ruling Zanu PF recently warned the public against buying land for residential and farming purposes from land barons. It also comes as local authorities have been grappling with…

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Government to blacklist presidential inputs abusers

BY RUTENDO NGARA THE government has threatened to blacklist beneficiaries of the presidential inputs scheme who end up abusing the scheme and failing to produce. This comes as less than half of the 500 000 cotton farmers who were given inputs under the pfumvudza/intwasa produced the white gold in the 2022/23 season due to various…

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Gullibility costs fellow US$100k… as sly ‘Kenyans’ con him of his hard-earned money

A HARARE man’s bid to have his money trebled through black magic backfired terribly after he was recently conned of US$100 000 by two foreign “magicians” allegedly acting in concert with his long-time friend. The Harare Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday how Nyasha Masoka fell victim to the old trick after he was allegedly convinced to…

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Bulawayo water woes continue

Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO DESPITE the heavy rains that have been pounding most parts of the country lately, Bulawayo dams’ water levels have not increased, a situation that has compounded the city’s water situation, the Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says. Speaking during a full council meeting yesterday, director of engineering services, Sikhumbuzo Ncube, said the level…

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Dad jailed 40 years for raping daughter

By Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A COWDRAY Park man, 47, who raped his daughter, 13, while his wife was in the kitchen cooking, has been sentenced to an effective 40 years in prison for raping the minor on separate occasions. The man who cannot be named to protect the identity of the minor appeared before Bulawayo…

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