Sport

Ten-man Bullets hold Highlanders

BY EMMANUEL MARAMBE Cranborne Bullets…………….…..1 Highlanders………………….…….1 A CONTROVERSIAL sending off spoilt an otherwise exciting Castle Lager Premier Soccer League encounter as Cranborne Bullets and Highlanders played out a 1-1 draw here yesterday. In what had been an open encounter in which either side gave as much as they got, it was referee Tichaona Mbire who…

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Sport

Chicken Inn stops Ngezi’s unbeaten run

CHICKEN Inn finally remembered how to win after inflicting Ngezi Platinum Stars’ first defeat of the season with a 2-0 triumph in a Castle Lager Premier Soccer League match played here yesterday. George Majika was the star of the match assisting both goals in the first half with Brian Muza and Malvin Hwata on target….

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Editorial Comment

Government & business dialogue a must

THERE is no doubt that our economy is slowly turning into a mess if urgent measures are not put in place to arrest the runaway foreign currency rate, that has resulted in spiralling prices of basic commodities. The rate is now at $3 000 to the United States dollar on the underground market, while the…

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Enact tough laws on child marriages, MPs told

By Brandon Josphat SPEAKER of the National Assembly, Jacob Mudenda, has called on parliamentarians to craft punitive laws that will deal with early child marriages that are wrecking communities across the country. This comes amid a rapid increase in child marriages that authorities attribute mainly to religious beliefs and poverty, among other reasons. In response…

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Life & Arts

Poets to light up ‘Poetry, Love and Other Portions’

By Progress ChayaSTAFF WRITER A NUMBER of poets are set to light up the “Poetry, Love and Other Portions” event pencilled for Ela Garden in Newlands in the capital on May 28. Organised by celebrated poet Morset Billie, the occasion, meant to celebrate love and reminisce on the sweet and sour moments of love through…

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Opinion & Analysis

‘Bee engaged in pollination-friendly agricultural production and practices’

IT has been a while since the United Nations designated May 20 as World Bee Day, to raise awareness of the importance of bees (Inyosi, Nyuchi). Every year, since then, has its own theme. The theme for World Bee Day 2023 is “Bee engaged in pollinator-friendly agricultural production”. The theme is a call for  global agricultural…

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News

EEG appoints new chair, SG

THE Economic Empowerment Group (EEG) has appointed Jeremiah Mkanganwi as the group’s acting chairperson and Tapiwanashe Chikondowa as the new secretary-general. The appointments, which were made on Friday, also saw Wensley Muzerura land the secretary for transport and logistics post. Chikondowa said as the new secretary-general, he was going to influence development. “To have this…

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Editorial Comment

Fans should desist from stadia violence

LAST Sunday, the ugly face of local football was on display at the National Sports Stadiums as fans hurled missiles first at a player and later at match officials, as an ill-tempered clash pitting giants Dynamos and upstarts Herentals degenerated into chaos. Admittedly, in the first instance, when a player was the target of an…

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Peace Commission hit by skills flight

By Brandon Josphat THE National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) says it has lost its workers for greener pastures, making it harder for the Chapter 12 institution to enhance peace-building initiatives in the country. In its annual report for the year 2022, published last week, the peace com – mission stated that it had lost…

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