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Delayed elective congress divides energy workers’ union

By Regis Chingawo THE failure of the Zimbabwe Energy Workers (Zewu) to hold an elective congress in accordance with the organisation’s constitution has reportedly caused some schisms in the association, which represents over 4 000 workers in the country’s energy sector. According to information obtained by the Daily News, an elective congress was supposed to…

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Sport

Tonderai Ndiraya defends self

By Cloud Fusire OUTGOING Dynamos coach Tonderai Ndiraya has laid the blame for his failure to win any silverware at the Glamour Boys on Covid-19 and the suspension imposed on him by the team’s executive in the just-ended season. This comes after Ndiraya paid dearly for failure to lead the team to the league title…

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Editorial Comment

HIV mother-to-child transmission alarming

REVELATIONS by the National Aids Council (NAC) that at least 5 000 babies were born HIV-positive in 2021 as a result of their mothers’ resistance to taking critical antiretroviral (ARV) medication during pregnancy or while breastfeeding is very disheartening. The continued birth of HIV-positive children despite a long-standing government programme to prevent mother-to-child transmission of…

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Business

FBC Re expands to Botswana

ZIMBABWE’S leading financial services entity, FBC Holdings has established a fully-fledged reinsurance company in neighbouring Botswana as part of its regional growth and expansion strategy. The new entity will operate as Fbc Reinsurance Botswana and it is set to redefine the insurance landscape in Africa and the world at large through offering customised reinsurance solutions…

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Chiwenga, Mubaiwa divorce trial takes new twist

HIGH Court judge, Justice Owen Tagu, has confirmed that the Vice President Constantino Chiwenga’s family trust fund, Chawasarira Trust, be a joinder and second respondent in the top government official’s divorce trial with his former wife, Marry Mubaiwa. “At the last sitting Ms (Beatrice) Mtetwa indicated that there was an application for joinder of Chawasarira…

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Life & Arts

Big crowd for Rick Ross concert

By Anesu Mirisawu and Ashley Moyo CELEBRATED American rapper Rick Ross’ maiden Zimbabwean concert is on tonight at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), with organisers claiming that the top-end tickets for the show had been sold out. The hugely popular rapper, will be supported by South African hip-hop artiste Nasty C, Holy Ten, Takura…

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Over 9 000 diarrhoea cases in one week

By Nyasha Kunyiswa A TOTAL of 9 762 diarrhoea cases and at least 10 deaths from the infection were recorded in one week last month, the Health ministry has confirmed. The cases were reported between October 24 and 30, 2022, according to the Health ministry’s most recent weekly disease surveillance report. In a statement, the…

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Sakunda wins fight over delivery of 4 luxury cars

By Nyasha Dube HIGH Court judge, Justice Bongani Ndlovu, has ordered a Mutare-based car dealership to deliver four top-of-the-range Toyota Land Cruisers that it sold to Sakunda Holdings in 2016 or pay the remaining balance of US$633 257. Sakunda had approached the court accusing Mutare Toyota and its former executive director, Charles Nhamo Nyambuya, of…

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Diabetic patients call for levy

By Regis Chingawo DIABETIC patients have urged the government to enact a national levy to protect them from rising medical costs when seeking treatment at both private and public hospitals. The national coordinator for Diabetics Association of Zimbabwe, Keith Vitrino, told the Daily News yesterday that a diabetic patient needs at least US$270 per month…

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