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Zimbabwe face Namibia in T20Iseries ahead of WC qualifier

ZIMBABWE will tour Namibia next week for five Twenty20 international (T20I) matches as part of their preparations for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier 2023. The two sides will face off in Wind hoek on October 24, 25, 27, 29 and 30. Both teams are using the series to fine tune for Africa’s…

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Editorial Comment

Redouble efforts in drug abuse fight

ZIMBABWE is slowly, but surely on the verge of losing a whole generation of youth to drug and substance abuse if authorities and the community at large fail to redouble current efforts to fight the cancerous scourge. Drug and substance abuse have become a way of life for most youth in the country, but what…

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Planned demos stir restlessness… police warn they will crack down on protesters

By Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw MANY Zimbabweans will be waiting with bated breath to see what hap pens after the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) put its weight behind tomorrow’s planned mass protests around the country over the outcome of the recent elections. At the same time, law enforcement agents made it abundantly clear that…

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Life & Arts

Star-studded cast for Bob Nyabinde’s fundraising concert

Ashley MoyoENTERTAINMENT WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw A STAR-STUDDED cast of local musicians is set to perform at the Bob “The Headmaster” Nyabinde fundraising event to be held at Sherwood Golf Club in the capital this Sunday. The event will be graced by Kireni Zulu, Steve Chikoti, Victor Kunonga, Rute Mbangwa, Tanga Wekwa Sando and Tariro Ne Gitare.Sherwood Golf…

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‘99-year farm leases to be based on output’

By Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have set new conditions for the 99-year farm leases, stipulating that any farmer seeking the lease should provide annual production records for assessment. This was confirmed by Agriculture minister Anxious Masuka.The move comes as the government has been putting in place several mechanisms to promote productivity and food self-sufficiency in-order…

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News

UN approves Zimbabwe, Zambia US$5bn power project

THE United Nations has given Zimbabwe and Zambia permission to build a US$5 billion hydroelectric dam downstream from Victoria Falls, a Unesco World Heritage Site, according to the organisation supervising its development. Environmentalists have pro tested the 2 400-megawatt Batoka Gorge project, which is located 47 kilometres from the world’s biggest waterfall and might have…

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Heavy rains set to worsen power cuts

By Brandon Josphat POWER outages are set to worsen in the coming weeks as Zesa anticipates damages to its equipment and frequent technical faults as a result of rains. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, act ing spokesperson of Zesa’s subsidiary — the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distri bution Company (ZETDC), Alaina Suliwa — said…

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Government allows Grade 7 learners to close

Brandon JosphatSENIOR STAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw AUTHORITIES have reversed an earlier decision for Grade 7 learners, who finished writing their Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (Zimsec) examinations, to continue attending class, and instead must stay at home as they prepare for high school next year. The government said its earlier decision was meant to protect the learners from…

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