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New tobacco varieties on the market

Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw THE Tobacco Research Board (TRB) released new climate-smart tobacco varieties on the market that are suitable for Zimbabwe’s climate changes  in preparation for the 2023/24 cropping season. This development comes at a time when the 2023 tobacco marketing season opened yesterday. TRB said the new varieties will allow more farmers in non-traditional tobacco-growing…

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Fraud suspect faces jail

A FRAUD suspect, James Landon, is facing jail after the State yesterday filed an application seeking to revoke his bail for breaching conditions set by the court. Landon is facing fraud and forgery under CR 2801/22 and allegedly sent threatening messages to the complainant, businessman Adam Lincoln Woodington Wood. He allegedly duped Nyasa Air Charter…

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More campaigns to defend women’s rights lined up

WOMEN’S pressure groups are rolling out community knowledge hubs to assist in ending rising cases of gender-based violence against women and girls in the country. Katswe Sistahood, the Zimbabwe Women Resource Network, and the Institute for Young Women Development are the pressure groups pushing for the establishment of the hubs. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Katswe…

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Life & Arts

Nhaka gallery honours the rural women

Ashley Moyo NHAKA Gallery in Harare has lined up The Women, Power and Mobility art exhibition which is meant to celebrate the International Women’s Month. Themed “Putting Women in the Driver’s Seat”, the event is also paying special focus to rural women. “The image of an African woman carrying a child on her back and…

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Sport

Mangongo desperate to unearth new talent

STEVE Mangongo silently slipped out of the country for a new challenge in South Africa in early 2020. He started doing a lot of private coaching as he was finding his feet in a foreign country for the first time since he started coaching three decades ago. It was walking in an uncharted territory for…

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Old Mutual tech-hub hosts women coders bootcamp

Old Mutual innovation hub – Eight2Five – will this Friday 17 March, host a computer coding training for women in a bid to hone computer programming skills in females as well to rouse interest in more digital and innovation careers for women. The coding bootcamp slated for 17 March, was inspired by this year’s theme…

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PSL in stadia crisis…as 18 top flight teams share six stadiums

By Cloud Fusire THE Premier Soccer League (PSL) faces a serious stadia crisis ahead of the 2023 Castle Lager Premiership season as 18 teams are set to share only six venues that have been certified to host topflight matches across the country. This comes as the 2023 season is set to get off the ground…

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Life & Arts

Winky D concert disruption spooks Chamisa

By Ashley Moyo and Anesu MirisawuENTERTAINMENT WRITERS CITIZENS Coalition for Change leader Nelson Chamisa has blasted the police for hounding music star Winky D off the stage during a concert held in Chitungwiza at the weekend. Winky D was in the midst of performing the song Ibotso, off his latest album Eureka Eureka, when he…

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Editorial Comment

Women: Get up and stand up for your rights

ZIMBABWE joined the rest of the world in commemorating International Women’s Day yesterday amid increasing cases of child marriages, rape and gender-based violence. The day is celebrated annually on March 8 “as a focal point in the women’s rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, reproductive rights, and violence and abuse against…

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