Sport

Gweru braces for Bosso invasion. . . as Sheasham date Highlanders at Bata Stadium

By Emmanuel Marambe GWERU will finally get a taste of Castle Lager Premier Soccer League action this weekend when newboys Sheasham make their home debut with a date against Bulawayo giants Highlanders at Bata Stadium. On Tuesday Sheasham, who were using alternative venues for their home league games since the premiership season kicked off two…

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Life & Arts

Mambo Dhuterere hits out at rogue churches, again

By Ashley Moyo POPULAR gospel musician and preacher, Mambo Dhuterere, 31, has once again hit out at rogue churches in a new track Mupei Mukana off latest album Nada Pachiputukezi launched last Saturday in Harare. In the song, the Guruve-born Mambo Dhuterere, lashes out at churches that condone and promote child marriages. Part of the…

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Editorial Comment

Responsible press oxygen for democracy

ZIMBABWE yesterday joined the rest of the globe in commemorating World Press Freedom Day which runs under the theme, “Shaping a future of rights: freedom of expression as a driver for all other human rights”. This day was proclaimed 30 years ago by the United Nations general assembly and was commemorated amid reports of worsening…

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Features

ZARF introduces insight meetings for corporates

IN a bid to enrich local industry, the Zimbabwe Advertising Research Foundation (ZARF) has introduced insight meetings meant to equip industrialists and marketers with information they need to grow their businesses. ZARF, publishers of the Zimbabwe All Media and Products Survey (ZAMPS), intends to hold meetings to discuss various topics that are relevant to the…

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Business

Government to stop maize support in some regions

AUTHORITIES say they will withdraw maize growing input support in regions four and five. This was confirmed by ministry of Agriculture permanent secretary John Basera who was, however, quick to add that farmers in the regions must concentrate on small grains farming. The government has been supporting maize growing in the regions through the presidential…

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News

Zanu PF dismisses Catholic bishops

ZANU PF has rubbished Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference (ZCBC)’s fears that this year’s national polls will be disputed owing to, among other things, lack of electoral reforms, insisting the country had capacity to have credible polls. This comes as the ZCBC has expressed worry that the failure by the country’s political leaders as well as…

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Top Stories

Major issues as Zim redollarises...… prices soar, some basic goods disappear from shops

By Brandon Josphat SOME basic goods are now often unavailable in retail outlets around the country, amid claims that this is due to demands by concerned suppliers that they paid cash and only in US dollars. The president of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR), Denford Mutashu, confirmed the shortages in some product lines to…

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Delta gives 20 learners leg up

By Rutendo Ngara ONE of the country’s biggest companies, Delta Beverages, yesterday awarded bursaries to another 20 top performing students to allow them to further their studies. The bursary awards, which have been running for two decades, will see this latest batch of lucky students selected from the country’s 10 provinces being supported by the…

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