Sport

Chevrons out to conquer Nepal… as ICC World Cup Qualifier gets underway

EMMANUEL MARAMBESports Writer ZIMBABWE’S Chevrons begin their quest to qualify for their first ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup tournament since 2015 when they face off with lightweights Nepal at Harare Sports Club today. Action begins at 0900hrs. The match presents the Chevrons, who are in Group A of the Qualifier along with West Indies, USA…

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Ngezi Platinum Stars unveil new team bus

AMBITIOUS Castle Lager Premier Soccer League outfit, Ngezi Platinum Stars, yesterday officially unveiled their new team bus at a colourful ceremony held at the club’s home ground, Baobab Stadium. Speaking during the unveiling ceremony during which a new playing kit was also showcased, Ngezi Platinum Stars, club president Takawira Masvisvi, said the latest development was…

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Editorial Comment

It’s not the economy…but politics stupid!

IN ONE of our stories in today’s edition, banker and economist Nigel Chanakira says the country’s economic problems are a result of the decades-long unresolved political crisis. Without resolving the political challenges, the country will not be able to revive its economy and achieve social development. In recent weeks, the economy went into a tailspin,…

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News

Authorise temporary IDs for e-passports application, Government told

PARLIAMENT has pleaded with Home Affairs minister Kazembe Kazembe to allow people with temporary national identification cards to use them to apply for e-passports while their plastic discs are being processed. Speaking in the National Assembly on Thursday, Zanu PF MP for Chakari constituency Andrew Nkani said people in need of passports were being turned…

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Decentralise youth council offices: ED

BY RUTENDO NGARA PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa says the Zimbabwe Youth Council (ZYC) offices should be decentralised to ensure that youth are able to have access and easily raise their concerns at the nearest offices. The ZYC is the link between the government, through the Youth ministry and the youth, and one of its mandates is…

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Former bodybuilder Samaringa’s burial today

CLOUD FUSIRESports Writer FORMER bodybuilder Blessing Samaringa who passed away on Thursday after being involved in a car accident will be buried today at Glen Forest Memorial Park in Harare. Samaringa family spokesperson, Brighton Gotora, confirmed the funeral arrangements yesterday. “It’s sad for us and we are still to come to terms with his passing….

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Pardoned criminals failing to adjust

BY LAWRENCE PAGANGADeputy News Editor HE HAD been freed from jail on Friday, but the following Monday found him back in police custody awaiting trial. Brian James, who had just benefited from the presidential amnesty, was already in police custody and was being held on allegations of breaking into a house in the upmarket Borrowdale…

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Life & Arts

Zim returns to La Biennale di Venezia

SIX artists will represent Zimbabwe at the 60th International Art Exhibition at La Biennale di Venezia, Italy. Minister of Arts Kirsty Coventry said the artists — Gillian Rosselli, Sekai Machache, Victor Nyakauru, Moffat Takadiwa, Kombo Chapfika and Troy Makaza — will not fly to Italy next year for arts business alone but also as ambassadors…

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