Editorial Comment

Resolve transport blues urgently

IT IS common cause that the country has a poor public transport management system and it appears the government is struggling to come up with an effective solution to transport blues commuters are facing, mainly in urban areas. Zupco, entrusted by the government to offer urban transport, has dismally failed to discharge its duties. It…

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Business

Farmers ready for tobacco marketing season

THE Zimbabwe Tobacco Farmers Union (ZTFU) says farmers are now ready for the 2024 marketing season. This comes as Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) said this season farmers grew less hectares as compared to the previous season mainly due to delayed onset of the rainy season. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZTFU president…

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News

Six-member gang avoids jail

A SIX-MEMBER gang avoided jail yesterday when they were acquitted of armed robbery allegations after the State failed to prove its case. Mayibongwe Ngwenya, 21 of Nkulumane 12, Mbongeni Khuphe, 24 of Nketa suburb, Isheanesu Mbedzi, 24, of Nkulumane, Nkosi Ndlovu, 26 of Cowdray Park, Gerald Gono, 20 and Brandon Moyo, 30 both from Lobengula…

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Government workers feel economic stress

Brandon Josphat SENIOR STAFF WRITER PUBLIC sector workers are pressing for an urgent meeting with authorities to review their salaries in light of skyrocketing prices. They want the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) meeting to be held before they are paid salaries for this month. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, secretary general of the…

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Sport

PSL Stadia crisis… Sakubva Stadium: League’s venues saviour emerge

By Emmanuel Marambe SPORTS WRITER THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League’s stadium crisis is set to ease amid indications that Mutare’s Sakubva stadium is likely to be available to stage top flight league games later this month. The coming in of Sakubva, as well as the anticipated availability of Harare’s Rufaro stadium, The Heart Stadium…

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Dry spell: Crops wilt

FARMERS say the prolonged dry spell being experienced in most parts of the country has negatively affected their crops as some are now wilting while others have been written off. This comes as the country is experiencing a two week long dry spell which started on January 20 and was expected to end on February…

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Garment firm loses US$30K in inferno

By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw GARMENT manufacturing firm, Paramount Garment, says it lost property and goods worth approximately US$30 million after their premises were destroyed by fire in December last year. Addressing a press conference in Harare yesterday, Paramount Garment group finance director Jeremy Youmans said their insurer had since accepted liability. “We have lost property…

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Trio allegedly steals employer’s US$56k

By Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THREE Harare armed robbers allegedly stole US$56 000 from their employer, Runwave Petroleum, where they work as fuel attendants. The trio, Luckson Tsoka (22), Collen Maweni (26) and Norest Chimbumu, all from Ushewekunze suburb in Harare allegedly blasted their employer’s safe using a suspected dynamite and took away the cash. They…

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