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Government frets over illicit brews in supermarkets

GOVERNMENT has expressed concern over local supermarkets and tuck shops that are selling illegal alcoholic beverages, saying all efforts will be made to bring the culprits to book. Speaking during a press conference in Harare yesterday, minister of Industry Sithembiso Nyoni said the ministry‘s primary mandate was to protect consumers from taking unsafe and hazardous…

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Business

CABS partners Pick n Pay in breast cancer fight

FINANCIAL services provider CABS and retailer TM Pick n Pay have partnered in the Pick Pink campaign, which is running throughout this month in order to fight breast cancer. The initiative is meant to raise awareness of the importance of early cancer detection as well as support cancer patients in the country. Speaking to the…

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Mthuli Ncube promises more steps to stabilise prices, Zim dollar

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT & BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI AUTHORITIES will introduce further fiscal and monetary policy measures to stabilise prices of basic goods and the Zimbabwe dollar, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube has said. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday last week, Ncube confirmed that Treasury would move to shore up the current relative economic stability in…

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No room for GNU — ED

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has ruled out any possibility that the country will have a Government of Nation Unity, as Zanu PF won last month’s general elections ‘resoundingly’. Addressing a session of the party’s central committee after the August 23–24 polls in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa said those pushing for a GNU were daydreaming…

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Sport

DeMbare, Rhinos through to Chibuku Cup semifinals

NASH MKOKWAYARIRASports Writer Chicken Inn…………………………(1) 1 Black Rhinos…………………………….2 FC Platinum…………………………….1 Dynamos………………………………..1 (Dynamos win 5-3 on penalties) DYNAMOS and Black Rhinos are through to the semi-finals of the Chibuku Super Cup after overcoming FC Platinum and Chicken Inn respectively in quarter-final matches played yesterday. At Mandava Stadium, Emmanuel Ziocha scored the winning penalty as Dynamos overcame…

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Penalty shoot-out agony for Warriors

THE Warriors lost to Botswana 4-3 on penalties at the National Stadium in Gaborone in a match that was held to commemorate that country’s independence celebrations yesterday. The match had ended one-all after regulation time with the Warriors taking the lead in the 66th minute through Obriel Chirinda’s long range strike, before Botswana equalised just…

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Life & Arts

Nacz calls for government support in arts industry

BY YVONNE NCUBEin Bulawayo THE National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (Nacz) director, Nicholas Moyo, has called on the government’s support in boosting the creative sector and empowering local artists. Speaking to the media on the sidelines of a Performing Arts Business and Digital Distribution Project launch in Bulawayo on Tuesday, Moyo said the arts industry…

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Government urged to invest in maternal health

BY NYASHA KUNYISWA THE United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) says the government should prioritise investing in maternal health care to save lives for both mothers and their new-born babies. Speaking during the Zimbabwe Medical Association congress in Harare yesterday, Unicef country representative Tajudeen Oyewale expressed worry over the increase in facility-based delivery in Zimbabwe, saying…

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