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Poachers allegedly arrested with fresh carcasses

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO TWO Bulawayo men, Nkosiyabo Dube, 32, and Mthulisi Ncube, 30, have appeared in court facing charges of illegal hunting after they were allegedly caught with fresh carcasses of protected wildlife in the Nyaman­dlovu area. Dube and Ncube, both from Entumbane, appeared before Bula­wayo magistrate Matthew Mutiro charged with contravening the Parks…

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EMA warns against eating fish in Lowveld

THE Environmental Management Agency (Ema) has urged communities in parts of the Lowveld to immediately stop consuming fish from the Runde and Mutirikwi rivers following fears of contamination after a stillage pond collapsed at Triangle in Chiredzi. The chemical-holding pond — with a capacity of 16 mega litres — failed last week, releasing waste into…

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No joy for those owed by the Government . . . as hard-up authorities devise a five-year payment plan

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER GOVERNMENT contractors and suppliers who are owed about US$1,6 billion by the State will have to wait a while longer for their outstanding funds. This comes after cash-strapped authorities put together a five-year Expenditure Arrears Clearance Strat­egy last week, following the presentation of the 2026 National Budget, to manage the cash…

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Sport

Countdown to Afcon …Warriors begin five-day camp as Marinica weighs options

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORT WRITER WITH 21 days to go before the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations finals set to be held in Morocco, new Zimbabwe Warriors gaffer Marian ‘Mario’ Marinica gets a chance to take a closer look at the options at his disposal during a five-day cap that begins today. Last week, Marinica,…

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Police target Illegal seed dealers

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE police have raised alarm over a surge in counterfeit crop seeds circulating, warning that the illicit trade seriously threat­ens farmers this season. Speaking to journalists in Bulawayo on Tuesday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the problem has intensified in major towns and cities, where organised syndicates are preying on…

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Editorial Comment

Hunt illicit wealth abroad

THE recent launch of a new financial investigations curriculum by Zimbabwean authorities, in collabora­tion with the European Union and SecFin Africa, is a commendable and necessary step in the fight against money laundering (ML) and corruption. As Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) director Oliver Chipesere noted, the goal is clear, to capacitate law enforcement to “adequately…

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Life & Arts

Sold-out concert . . . fans turned away at Jah Prayzah’s HICC shutdown gig

Anesu Mirisawu and Ashley Moyo SCORES of music fans were turned away from Jah Prayz­ah’s Shutdown Concert at the 4 500-seater Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on Saturday night. The event was completely sold out, leaving many disappointed. Some had travelled long distances only to discover that no tickets remained, with several fans visibly distressed…

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Gas company accused of money Laundering

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A LOCAL gas company, Nickel Gas and Energy, is in trouble after allegedly importing almost four million kilogrammes of gas without the approval of the central bank. The company is facing charges of contravening exchange control regulations and money launder­ing. Ellen Prominency Chikomo, who was representing the com­pany, was granted…

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