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Harare’s typhoid cases rise to 16

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Nyasha KunyiswaSTAFF WRITERkunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw HARARE City Council (HCC) yesterday said cases of typhoid and diarrhoea infections had risen from nine last week to 16 on Saturday. Speaking to the Daily News, the city’s epidemiologist and disease control officer Michael Vhere said council officials were worried over the increase of typhoid and diarrhoea cases. The 16 cases…

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Editorial Comment

Zimbabweans yearning for a better life in 2023

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ONCE again today’s Christmas has been stolen by Mr Grinch, as most ordinary men and women cannot make and merry due to a recent spike in prices of basic commodities. The spike is largely attributed to rolling power cuts that have seen manufacturers running their businesses on costly alternative sources of power, mostly diesel generators….

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‘Load shedding coming to an end’

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BY BRENDON JOSPHAT ZESA says the rolling power crisis facing the country will soon ease after successfully restoring electricity generation at Hwange Thermal Power Station and improved imports from the southern African region. This comes after the country has been experiencing long hours of darkness daily, after the Zimbabwe River Authority ordered the Zimbabwe Power…

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ED appoints new faces in politburo

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BY BRANDON JOSPHAT and BLESSINGS MASHAYA PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday appointed his politburo team comprising new faces. These include deputy secretary of finance Mthuli Ncube, secretary for local government Supa Mandiwanzira, secretary of youth affairs Tino Machakaire and businessman James Makamba, who was appointed deputy secretary of transport. Mnangagwa also returned Webster Shamu as…

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ZHRC signs MoU with UZ

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THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Zimbabwe for cooperation with the Faculties of Law and Languages. In an interview with New Ziana last week, ZHRC executive director Delis Mazambani said the department of Languages would be assisting with translations, while the Faculty of Law would…

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Life & Arts

Artistes reveal Xmas day plans

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CHRISTMAS DAY is upon us and people are busy minding their own business. Some have travelled to spend the day with loved ones, while others are at work. Our lifestyle writer Anesu Mirisawu spoke to some popular figures in showbiz who freely shared their Christmas Day plans. Read on… Actor and singer Kessia‘Muchaneta’ Masona I…

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Sport

English-Brown's European dream

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JUST when local footballers are increasingly looking either eastwards to Tanzania or Botswana in addition to the usual southern trek to South Africa for greener pastures, new Chicken Inn signing Calum English-Brown is focused on a switch to the grand stage — Europe. The 21-year-old English-Brown was one of the outstanding performers in the just-ended…

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‘Real unity only comes through dialogue’

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OPPOSITION parties yesterday said for Zimbabwe to achieve unity there is a need for the citizens to hold an all-inclusive dialogue that will resolve the country’s political and economic challenges. In a statement issued yesterday, MDC spokesperson Witness Dube said dialogue was the only solution to bring relief to a “deeply-divided Zimbabwe”. “Today, Zimbabwe is…

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