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Zimbabwe face uncertainty in SA

By Tapiwa Chirume chirumet@dailynews.co.zw WITH just over two months left before the Zimbabwean Exemption Permit (ZEP) expires, thousands of Zimbabweans legally residing in South Africa face renewed uncertainty over their future. This comes after Zimbabwean immigrants living in South Africa under the ZEP system won a major legal reprieve in June after the Supreme Court…

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Potraz chief urges ethical data

Takudzwa DhambuSTAFF WRITERdhambut@dailynews.co.zw THE Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) director general, Gift Machengete, yesterday challenged technicians to create ethical data governance across government, business, and non-governmental organisations. Speaking in Harare during a graduation ceremony of 170 data protection officers (DPOs), at the Harare Institute of Technology (HIT), Machengete said technicians need to…

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Life & Arts

David Scobie returns after three decades

Ashley Moyo SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER MUSIC star David Sco­bie, 61, best known in Zimbabwe for his 1985 duet with the late Biggie Tembo Buda Pachena, is back in the country for a one-night-only performance of Neil Diamond Masterworks at Reps Theatre in Harare on Friday. The solo musical show, which debuted at the same venue…

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Suspects nabbed for unregistered medicines

POLICE have arrested four indi­viduals, Asha Muchenje, Claris Matorerwei, Admore Gaadza, and Munyaradzi Korovedzai, for unlawful possession of unregis­tered medicines in separate inci­dents in Beitbridge and Harare. In a statement yesterday, na­tional police spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrests. On Sunday, detectives in Be­itbridge intercepted Muchenje, a truck driver. A search of his vehicle yielded…

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Sport

Dynamos hot form emboldens Kaindu

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER NINE out of nine. This is what Dy­namos, the Harare giants who had been a pale shadow of themselves all season, have achieved in the last three rounds of matches in the Castle Lager Premier Soc­cer League. The Glamour Boys may still be second from bottom on the 18-team PSL…

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Super Lions through to Dairy Cup 2nd round

EMMANUEL MARAMBE AMBITIOUS side Super Lions continued their recent upturn in form by overcoming Irvines 3-1 in the first round of the inaugural Dee’s Dairy Cup which got underway at the weekend. All 40 teams in Zifa Harare Province’s Division 2 leagues were involved in the first round of the US$10 000 tournament, which was…

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ZETDC boss loses divorce appeal

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE Supreme Court has dismissed with costs an appeal by ZETDC principal hu­man resources officer, Rodger Sibanda, upholding a High Court judgment that awarded his ex-wife, Thandiwe, a house and a Mercedes Benz. The Supreme Court bench, comprising Justices Nicholas Mathonsi, Antoneta Guvava, and Tendai Uchena, ruled that Sibanda’s appeal…

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Chinese firm mining operations suspended

Rutendo Ngara HIGH Court Justice Philda Muzofa has suspended mining operations of a Chinese firm, Beijing Brodtec Investments, which allegedly violently in­vaded Mukovo 12 mine, Masho­naland West Province, owned by Zimbabwean national Josphat Mutizira. According to court docu­ments, Mutizira’s son, Elmon, who is the applicant in the case, pegged and registered the Mu­kovo 12 mine…

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