Editorial Comment

Transport blues: Government is failing commuters

IT IS common cause that the country has a poor public transport management system and it appears the government is struggling to come up with an effective solution to transport blues commuters are facing, mainly in urban areas. The Zimbabwe United Passenger Company (Zupco) entrusted by the government to offer urban transport has dismally failed…

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Fresh trouble is brewing in CCC… as Chamisa is accused of behaving like ‘an absolute monarch’

Brandon JosphatSTAFF WRITERjosphatbl@dailynews.co.zw FRESH trouble is brewing within the fledgling Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), amid damaging claims that party leader Nelson Chamisa has further tightened his grip of the MDC off-shoot and “is no longer pretending to care about internal democracy”. In this light, Chamisa now stands accused of running the CCC like an…

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Sport

Dynamos keep pressure on FCP

Cloud Fusire at National Sports Stadium Dynamos……………………………(2) 2 Harare City…………………………(1) 1 DYNAMOS kept pressure on log leaders FC Platinum after securing a hard-earned victory against Harare City in a Castle Lager Premiership match played here yesterday. First half goals from Ralph Kawondera and Emmanuel Paga were enough to hand the Glamour Boys maximum points to…

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Letters to the Editor

Hustling the new normal for graduates

EDITOR — In Zimbabwe completing university education is no mean feat and everyone has their own story to tell about how they beat all odds to graduate. To some, completing university education brings memories of their academic trajectory and finally being crowned after a long, tough struggle. After going through all this, graduates should not…

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Life & Arts

Shoko festival preparations up

Progress Chaya THIS year’s edition of Shoko festival, one of the country’s longest-standing urban culture festivals, is aimed at encouraging people to participate in issues that affect them in society, the organisers have said. Aptly themed “PARTYCipate” the forthcoming 12th edition, scheduled between September 27 and October 2 in Harare, is a call to encourage…

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News

Parliament pushes for the arrest of HCC officials

THE parliamentary portfolio committee on Public Accounts is pushing for the arrest of Harare City Council (HCC) officials over missing US$200 million which was exposed by the Auditor General‘s report. This comes after the Auditor General’s report for the period 2018-2020 claimed there were illicit financial activities at Town House with unverified expenditure of over…

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News

50 children to get cleft lip surgeries

Nyasha KunyiswaSTAFF WRITERkunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw Celebrations Health is partnering with the ministry of Health and Child Care (MOHCC) to offer free cleft lip and palate surgeries for 50 children at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital from today until week end. Speaking to Daily News yesterday,  Celebrations Health director Freeblessing Murahwa said  around 100 children have been screened for…

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News

Put measures to curb street kids influx — Government told

Brighton MuronzereyiSTAFF WRITERmuronzereyib@dailynews.co.zw MDC Senator Chief Ndlovu has appealed  to the government to build more children’s homes to curb the influx of street kids. Speaking in the Senate, Ndlovu implored the government to take a leading role in trying to reduce the number of kids who are living on the streets.“This is now a problem…

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