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Delay in opening mall affecting vendors: BVTA

By Yvonne Ncube THE Bulawayo Vendors and Traders Association (BVTA) says the continued delay by the city council in completing the construction of the Egodini Mall has made life difficult for its members, who are subjected to daily raids by municipal police officers. The country’s second-largest city has seen a sprouting of vendors in the…

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Editorial Comment

Zacc’s proposed blitz on mining sector spot on

WE WELCOME the news that the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) will extend its blitz against corruption to the mining sector in addition to intensifying the recovery of assets bought through illicit funds. Zacc, whose duty it is to investigate all cases of alleged corruption, misappropriation, theft, abuse of power/office both in the private and public…

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Zim anticipates upcoming polls… Zanu PF, CCC & MDC confident they will boss the elections

By Regis Chingawo and Ketty Nyoni BOTH political parties and analysts are looking forward to this year’s fast-approaching harmonised elections, amid hopes that the crunch polls will be peaceful. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, representatives of major political parties all expressed optimism that they would do well in the elections. A confident Zanu PF…

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Zinara suspends two toll gates

THE Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) has suspended the use of the two toll gates along NgunduTanganda Road and at Chivhu-Nyazura Road. In a statement over the weekend, Zinara said the suspension was part of the continuous operations review by the parastatal. “The Zimbabwe National Road Administration would like to advise the motoring public that…

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Sport

Ndiraya, Mupfurutsa find new home at Simba Bhora

Cloud Fusirefusirec@dailynews.co.zw FORMER Dynamos coach Tonderai Ndiraya and his exchairman at the Glamour Boys, Isiah Mupfurutsa are set to be unveiled this week by newly-promoted Castle Lager Premier Soccer League side Simba Bhora. Ndiraya, whose contract was not renewed by the Harare giants, is taking over from Arthur Tutani, who left the team as he…

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Schools must not turn away pupils over fees

IT IS disappointing to learn that certain schools continue to turn away learners who have not paid their fees. Schools must not send students home for failing to pay fees. The parties to the fee agreement are the parent and the school. The parent and the school must agree on a means of payment in…

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Zacc cranks up anti-graft slogs… as it now goes after mining corruption

By Regis Chingawo and Brighton Muronzereyi THE Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) will this year extend its blitz against graft in the country to the mining sector. This comes as players in the industry have been fingered in suspicious activities. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Zacc spokesperson Thandiwe Mlobane said the anti-graft body would also…

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Robust fire prevention methods now required

REPORTS by the Environmental Management Agency (Ema) that two million hectares of land was destroyed by veld fires across the country this just-ended year should inspire more robust fire-prevention methods. The fact that the two million hectares of land destroyed by veld fires last year represent an increase of 60 percent in comparison to 2020…

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