News

Friend accused of duping company director US$340K

By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE owner of Dropstech Irrigation, Blessing Mudambanuki, allegedly lost US$340 000 to his friend Tatenda Guruva, 30, in a botched deal. Guruva appeared before Harare magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa last Friday facing fraud charges before he was granted US$200 bail and remanded to August 23. Appearing for the State, prosecutor Anesu Chirenje…

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US$1 000 robber jailed five years

By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A MAN from Makokoba suburb in Bulawayo has been sentenced to five years in prison following his conviction after he reportedly robbed a motorist US$1 000 before fleeing in a getaway vehicle. This came to light when Barbsy Nyakudziwanza, 37, appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Amon Ndlovu yesterday. He pleaded not…

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Features

Ladies, it’s time to brand up ­— Whypersonal branding is everything in music

LADIES, let’s get fierce about something that can make or break your career in the Zimbabwean music industry: personal branding. You might think it’s all about the talent, but honey, if you’re not branding yourself right, you’re leaving money, opportunities, and fans on the table. In a world where everyone can sing, rap, or play…

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Sport

Where have the strikers gone?

EMMANUEL MARAMBE AND CLOUD FUSIRE Sports Writers WITH 15 games played in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League so far this season, the country’s leading goal scorers are Evans Katema and Lynoth Chikuhwa.The duo, who are now in their 30s, are actually outshining the youngsters and had seven goals apiece prior to this weekend’s 16th…

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Life & Arts

Balancing ledgers and lyrics

Progress chaya Staff Writer chayap@dailynews.co.zw AUSTRALIA-based Zimbabwean young woman – Rumbi Chen – is making waves by blending her professional career as an accountant with her deep-seated passion for the arts.Harare-born Chen has been equally at home crunching figures, telling stories and doing social advocacy since her school days in the suburb of Mufakose.“From a…

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