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Chipinge bans Blair toilets

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Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITERchirumet@dailynews.co.zw CHIPINGE Town Council has outlawed the use of Blair toilets in suburbs already serviced by a sewer reticulation system, giving residents until mid-September to comply. In a recent notice, the council said households that fail to switch to flushable toilets within the stipulated period face stiff penalties, including fines or the demolition…

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Life & Arts

Red Cross steps up child safety at Agric Show

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By Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Red Cross Society (ZRCS) has rolled out child protection measures at the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show aimed at curbing cases of missing children during the annual exhibition. The intervention, run through the organisation’s Restoring Family Links (RFL) programme, follows previous incidents where children became separated from their guardians in the…

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Sport

Sponsorship boost for ZWPSL

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THE Zimbabwe Women Premier Soccer League (ZWPSL) received a major boost yesterday when local herbal manufacturer Utano (The Wonder Herbal Solution), unveiled a three-month sponsorship that will reward the 16-team top flight’s best performers. The monthly awards will feature four awards, the Coach of the Month, Player of the Month, Top Goalscorer of the Month…

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Business

EcoCash ramps up UK remittances drive

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ECOCASH, Zimbabwe’s largest financial technology platform, says it is stepping up efforts to increase international remittance receipts by partnering with more global payment platforms. The mobile money service, owned by Econet Wireless Zimba­bwe, already partners with leading global remittance providers such as Sasai Money Transfer, Western Union, WorldRemit, MamaMoney, MoneyGram, Remitly, Shoprite Send and Terrapay….

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Big chance for new faces. . . as Nees names Warriors squad for World Cup Qualifiers

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER THE upcoming 2026 Fifa World Cup Quali­fiers against Benin and Rwanda are a chance for Zimbabwe to keep their slim quali­fication hopes alive, but for several new faces in the Warriors side, it is also a chance to stake a claim for a place on the Afcon squad. The Warriors…

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Securico in court for alleged false report

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ONE of the country’s biggest security companies, Securico, was yesterday taken to court on allegations of publishing false crime statistics. The company’s representative, Mark Kapfuwa, appeared before Harare provincial magistrate Tapiwa Kuhudzai on allegations of publishing false information prejudicial to the state. Securico was remanded to September 23 for possible trial date allocation pending investigations…

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Life & Arts

Jah Prayzah to light up agricultural show

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AS CURTAINS come down on the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show (Zas), evergreen artiste Jah Prayzah will perform at the show tomorrow in the Glamis Arena. The Jerusarema hit-maker will share the stage with Madedido and Junior Spraga. “I’m looking forward to performing at the Agri­cultural Show. It’s going to be an incredible night of music and…

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Editorial Comment

SA must clarify fate of Zimbabweans

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THE looming expiration of the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) in November this year has thrown thousands of Zimbabweans living in South Africa into uncertainty. Despite a court-ordered consultation process, the South African government’s silence on the matter has left permit holders in a precarious position. The Helen Suzman Foundation and the Consortium for Refugees and…

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