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Government pleads with school children over demos

By Brandon Josphat THE government has appealed to primary and secondary school learners to desist from turning to demonstrations as a way to air their grievances, saying they should use established channels. This comes after Catholic-run Gokomere High School in Masvingo last week ordered parents and guardians to pick up all Ordinary Level boys from…

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Bait money sells out bank robbers

By Yvonne Ncube THE trial of two armed robbers, who allegedly robbed a Bulawayo bank last year and got away with US$90 123 and R80 240, has revealed that the accused were arrested after they were found in possession of bait money which was identified by serial numbers. Bhekimpilo Ncube, 38, of Gwabalanda suburb and…

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Life & Arts

Midlands wins Chibuku Road to Fame

By Ashley Moyo AFRO-JAZZ musical outfi t 911 from Midlands province is this year’s Chibuku Road to Fame national champion! The event was held at Takashinga Cricket Club in Highfield in Harare on Saturday and the 911 edged other nine musical bands to land the coveted grand prize of US$15 000 cash and a recording…

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Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C rock Harare

By Progress Chaya SOUTH African stars Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C proved why they are the most sought after rappers in Africa after putting a remarkable act at the Alexandra Sports Club in Harare on Saturday. The two shared the stage with Holy Ten, Voltz JT, Kikky Badass and Bling 4 as part of their…

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Drug education in schools plan, a master stroke

WITH the country struggling to contain the scourge of drug and substance abuse especially among the youth and school children, it is heartening that the new Primary and secondary Education minister Torerai Moyo realises the importance of introducing relevant courses in schools. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday over the weekend Moyo said authorities…

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Annual Swing for Survivors golf tourney a success

By Emmanuel MarambeSPORTS WRITER THE annual Swinging for Survivors golf tournament which was held at The Country Club in the capital over the weekend was a success with a host of go0lfers drawn from the country’s corporate community taking part in the charitable event. The event, which was aimed at raising funds for cancer victims…

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Mighty Warriors finish four that Cosafa

By Cloud Fusire THE Mighty Warriors finished fourth at the Cosafa Women’s Championship after losing 2-0 to Mozambique in the third and fourth place play-off in South Africa yesterday. After making a host of changes in the first eleven one of which saw goalkeeper of the tournament Cynthia Shonga being replaced by Lindiwe Magwede, the…

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Man up for attempting to murder stepson

A 63-YEAR-OLD man from Nkayi village, Matabeleland North Province, appeared in court last Friday facing allegations of attempting to murder his 14-year-old stepson. Gabriel Gumpo appeared before Bulawayo Regional magistrate Joseph Mabeza facing a charge of attempted murder. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was remanded to today for judgement. Circumstances are that on…

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‘We aren’t talking to Chamisa, CCC’… Mpofu says all parleys with opposition occur in Polad

By  Rutendo Ngara ZANU PF secretary general, Obert Mpofu, says the ruling party will not give Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, special treatment when it comes to engaging the opposition. Mpofu also said emphatically at the weekend that it was not true that Zanu PF had initiated talks with the under pressure…

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