Life & Arts

DStv expands pan-African slate with a funeral reality show, a crime drama and more

MULTICHOICE is powering up its investment in pan-African TV content with the pay-TV company’s M-Net and Showmax divisions producing a new funeral reality show from Ghana, a Nollywood psychothriller miniseries, a Crime & Justice spinoff crime procedural for Nigeria, as well as a slum-set Kenyan crime series about an aspiring football player for DStv subscribers….

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Senators challenges government to upgrade prisons

Brighton Muronzereyi SENATORS have appealed  to the government to upgrade prisons facilities to cater for children whose mothers are incarcerated. Speaking in the Senate last week, Senator Shephard Makumbe said children of incarcerated mothers were suffering because of the nature of state prisons.“What happens when prisoners meet is that they socialise in their own way,…

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CCC defeats Zanu PF in by-election

Brighton MuronzereyiSTAFF WRITERmurozereyib@dailynews.co.zw CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) has defeated Zanu PF in Bulilima council by-elections, Matabeleland South, after they won two of the three council seats. Taking to his twitter page, CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, yesterday paid tribute to the party supporters on the grassroots for the victory. According to Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec),…

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Letters to the Editor

Production key to economic development

EDITOR — If we are to improve the Zimbabwean economy, the productive sector is key. By the productive sector we mean manufacturing, mining, agriculture, construction supported by the energy, telecommunications and water utilities sectors. These sectors have the capacity to flood the country with the much-needed foreign currency i.e. United States dollars (US$) if properly…

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Regularise your stay in South Africa

THE South Africa government on Friday extended the life of Zimbabwe Exemption Permits by six months from December 31, extending the stay of thousands of Zimbabweans in this country. Over 150 000 Zimbabweans were expected to leave South Africa by end of the year after their permits were revoked last year and given a year…

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Sport

CAPS, Herentals share spoils

Cloud Fusire CAPS United …….……….. (0) 1 Herentals ………….……. (1) 1 CAPS United coach Lloyd Chitembwe was left to rue his team’s failure to adequately prepare ahead of yesterday’s tie after rallying from behind to force a share of spoils against Herentals in Castle Lager Premiership match. The Green Machine came into yesterday’s match without…

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News

Funding hampers Museum of African Liberation progress

INSTITUTE of African Liberation (Instak) chief executive officer Kwame Muzawazi said lack of funding is slowing down the construction of the Museum of African Liberation in Harare. Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday after a tour of the museum recently, Muzawazi urged the government to dis- burse funds in order for the project to…

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Police clamp down on ED name droppers

BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI POLICE have threatened to clamp down, name and shame people who are allegedly using the name of President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his family to commit criminal activities. In a statement yesterday, the police said they have received numerous reports of criminal acts being committed by suspects who are openly abusing Mnangagwa and the…

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