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PSMAS disowns PSMI operations

By Ketty Nyoni THE Premier Service Medical Aid Society (PSMAS) says it has nothing to do with the operations of Premier Service Medical Investments (PSMI). PSMI is currently facing operational challenges, including closure of its clinics, hospitals and pharmacies, while its employees at its health centres are on strike over poor working conditions. However, giving…

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Nyaradzo develops Nyazura school

By Ketty Nyoni LEADING funeral and insurance company, Nyaradzo Group, has committed to continue developing a school in rural Nyazura, Manicaland Province, as part of its corporate social responsibility. The diversified funeral and insurance group celebrated its 22nd anniversary this weekend in Nyazura, where they held a 22km marathon race. Speaking after the end of…

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Editorial Comment

ED must sack non-performers

PRESIDENT Emerson Mnangagwa last week lamented the poor performance of parastatals and local government authorities, accusing them of slowing the attainment of his 2030 upper middle-income nation. To achieve the vision, Mnangagwa needs proper supporting structures that work towards his vision and these come in the form of ministers, deputy ministers and permanent secretaries and…

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Makepekepe off to a flier

Emmanuel Marambe SPORTS WRITER marambee@dailynews.co.zw CAPS United……………. (2) 2 Manica Diamonds……… (0) 0 FIRST half goals from midfielders Joseph Tulani and Blessing Sarupinda earned CAPS United a deserved 2-0 win over Manica Diamonds, as the Lloyd Chitembwe-coached side made a statement of intent for the season with a dominant and controlled performance at the National…

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Life & Arts

Holy Ten in Bulawayo drama

Yvonne Ncube CONTROVERSIAL rapper, Holy Ten stunned his Bulawayo fans after he performed for less than 30 minutes before disappearing from stage without notice. Holy Ten who has lately been under spotlight for his bouts on dancehall superstar Winky D, created more enemies in the country’s southern region during his botched performance at Palace Hotel…

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ConCourt hears polls court case … as Zanu PF affiliate disputes Zec’s delimitation report

 Rutendo Ngara  THE Constitutional Court (ConCourt) is today expected to hear the legal challenge against the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (Zec) delimitation report by Tonderai Chidawa, the leader of a Zanu PF affiliate, the Zimbabwe Youth Action Platform (ZYAP).  Chidawa’s lawyer, Lovemore Madhuku, told the Daily News yesterday that contrary to some recent reports that his client intended…

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No to tribalism, ED says

Brandon Josphat PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Zimbabweans to shun divisive tendencies such as tribalism in order to foster peace and economic growth in the country. Speaking during the commemoration of 100 years of Catholic’s St Joseph Mission’s service in Matobo, Matabeleland South Province yesterday, Mnangagwa said his government would not tolerate any form…

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D-day for aspiring Zanu PF candidates

Brandon Josphat THE Zanu PF politburo is meeting in Harare today to decide the fate of the multitudes of candidates who have submitted Curriculum Vitae (CVs) to be considered to represent the ruling party as MPs and councillors in the upcoming general elections. The ruling party was supposed to hold its primary elections over the…

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