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Chitando commends Geo Pomona work

NEWLY-APPOINTED minister of Local Government Winston Chitando has applauded Geo Pomona Waste Management for its work in processing waste, saying this plays a critical role in achieving the country’s Vision 2030. Speaking after his tour of the site in Pomona, Harare, yesterday, the minister, who was accompanied by Geo Pomona chairperson, Dilesh Nguwaya, praised the…

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‘Wapusa wapusa CCC not tenable’… analysts warn opposition leader Chamisa

By Brandon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatb@dailynews.co.zw THE Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) could soon suffer calamitous ructions if its leader Nelson Chamisa continues to run the fledgling party as a one-man band, analysts say. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the analysts warned that Chamisa risked tearing the CCC apart if he kept on operating without democracy…

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Russia pledges to support Zim media

By Nyasha Kunyiswa RUSSIA has pledged to support Zimbabwe in improving media standards, its ambassador to Zimbabwe, Nikolai Krasilnikov, has said. He was speaking to the media after paying a courtesy call on Information minister, Jenfan Muswere. He said the initiative would be beneficial to both countries’ media industries. “We had a wonderful discussion with…

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Serial teaspoons thief jailed one year

By Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A MAN from Emakhandeni suburb, Bulawayo, has been slapped with an effective one-year prison sentence after he was found guilty of shoplifting teaspoons worth over $710 000 on several occasions from a leading supermarket. Blessed Makumbe, 32, appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Nomagugu Maphosa, where he pleaded not guilty to the…

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Deze raWasu, Kweseka win Chibuku Road to Fame

MUTARE-BASED mbira group, Deze raWasu and Kweseka, emerged champions in the Chibuku Road to Fame Manicaland and Matabelaland North provincial finals held over the weekend, respectively. In winnings, each group walked away with US$2 500 and a ticket to represent their province in the national competition set for October 14 at Takashinga Cricket Club in…

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Educate all inmates on entrepreneurship

IT IS heart-warming to read that the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) offers female offenders the opportunity to develop a range of entrepreneurial skills through its Phakhamani/Simukai Women’s Club scheme, providing them a chance to earn an income, behind bars. We need effective rehabilitation initiatives, and this is a step in the right direction…

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Kunonga teams up with Russian songbird

AWARD-WINNING Afro-fusion singer and songwriter, Victor Kunonga has collaborated with Russian artist, Irin Blansh, on a track titled Siyaphambili. Kunonga said the just-released track, which he wrote and produced, is meant to motivate young people in Bulawayo to pursue their dreams and goals regardless of the challenges that could come their way. “Bulawayo nurtured me…

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Bindura mayor nabbed for fraud

BINDURA mayor Jacob Gwature, 39, and his alleged accomplice Jonathan Kapasi, 49, have been nabbed on allegations of fraud involving US$6 970. In a statement yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the suspects, operating under the company name Pamhodzi Rainbow Network in Zimbabwe, received £5 000 (equivalent to US$6,970) from Kitchen Table Charities Trust…

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Time to heed church’s call

THE church in the country has been making a passionate plea to Zimbabweans to move away from recent elections and focus on nation building to spur social and economic development. The elections held on August 23 and 24 saw Citizens Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa declining to concede defeat to President Emmerson Mnangagwa who…

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