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Public warned over fake recruitment

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU THE ministry of Health and Child Care has warned the public to ignore fake nursing recruitment messages circulating on social media platforms. In a statement released on Friday, ministry spokesperson Donald Mujiri said law enforcement agencies have since been engaged to account for criminals involved in the scams. “The Ministry of Health and…

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Zim battles four diseases

HEALTH minister Douglas Mombeshora says the country is battling four diseases caused by antimicrobial-resistant (AMR) pathogens, E.coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Salmonella, and Enterococcus, which are affecting both animals and humans. Antimicrobial resistance occurs when germs like bacteria, viruses, and fungi evolve to no longer respond to medicines, making common infections harder to treat, potentially leading to…

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‘It’s time to rein in traffic jungle’. . . police urge authorities as road accidents keep soaring

Brandon Josphat and Tapiwa Chirume POLICE and other key stakeholders want authorities to urgently review the country’s traffic laws and penalties for violations of road rules, to curb Zimbabwe’s soaring motor vehicle accidents and deaths. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the chairperson of the parliamentary portfolio committee on…

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Harsh lessons boon for PSL governors

EARLY Tuesday morning, anticipation was building for a dramatic final day of relegation battles across the Premier Soccer League (PSL) season. But by lunch­time, those highly-anticipated battles had been reduced to mere academic affairs — or, as they say in Davis Cup tennis, ‘dead rubbers’. By nightfall, the situation had changed again, with the D-Day…

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A weekend of contrasts . . . Scottland to get their crown as Dynamos, Highlanders battle the drop

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER FOR much of the Pre­mier Soccer League’s existence, traditional giants Dynamos, Highlanders and CAPS United have regularly featured in the title conversation. In fact, in the first 23 editions of the modern-day PSL which was formed in 1993, DeMbare, Bosso and Makekepekepe won 18 titles between them. Dynamos won the…

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Life & Arts

Zim beauties hail Moyas

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER LOCAL beauty in­dustry has praised model Lyshanda Moyas for securing a place in the Top 30 at the 74th Miss Universe pageant, held in Thailand on Friday. Although Moyas did not clinch the coveted crown — won by Mexico’s Fátima Bosch — leading local models including Tendai Hunda, Brenda Chibvon­godze,…

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City Parking goes fully digital

CITY Parking is accelerating its digital transformation, positioning itself, not just as a parking operator, but as a key player in Harare’s smart city ambitions. The company says the days of relying solely on marshals and paper tickets were over, as motorists increasingly turn to mobile payments and automated platforms to man­age their parking. Its…

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Contagious viral disease hits Harare

Tapiwa Chirume AN OUTBREAK of hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD) — a highly contagious viral infection that primarily affects children under the age of 10 — has hit Harare. In this regard, city authorities revealed yesterday that they had so far recorded about 600 cases of the disease in suburbs that included Mabvuku, Mbare,…

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Candidates file easily for by-election

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO THE Nomination Court at Bulawayo’s Tredgold Building ran with striking efficiency on Thurs­day, clearing aspiring candidates for the upcom­ing by-election for Nkulumane constituency by midday in what observers described as a smooth and orderly process. Opening its doors at 10am, the court pro­cessed documents without delays or logistical challenges — an…

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Govt deploys smart road safety tech

Tapiwa Chirume TRANSPORT minister Felix Mhona says the government is speeding up the rollout of smart road-traffic management technologies to contain the country’s mounting accident crisis. Commissioning a fleet of operational vehicles, digital brake-roller testers, breathalysers, and electric smart-policing units for the Vehicle Inspection De­partment (VID) in Harare yesterday, Mhona said the alarming accident statistics…

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