Sport

Mukuhlani appointed interim ACA chairman

ZIMBABWE Cricket Chairman Tavengwa Mukuhlani has been named as the interim chairman of the Africa Cricket Association (ACA) at the organisation’s annual general meeting held in Harare this Saturday. He will lead the continental body for the next six months. His interim tenure is expected to usher in a period of transformation, emphasising the expansion…

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‘Non-existent’ stand deal lands man in dock

Rutendo NgaraSTAFF WRITERngarar@dailynews.co.zw A HARARE man who is claiming that he has been doing ‘deals’ with the city of Harare officials  in selling land appeared in court on Friday for allegedly selling a non-existent stand .Pearson Chinanga appeared before Harare magistrate Dennis Mangosi who granted him US$100 bail before remanding him to December 14 pending…

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US$30k armed robber remanded in custody

By Rutendo Ngara ONE member of a group of suspected armed robbers who allegedly stole US$30 000 from a company in Chitungwiza appeared in court on Friday and was remanded in custody. Sign Gwara appeared before magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa who advised him to apply for bail at the High Court before remanding him to November…

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Zim punter wins US$52k off sports bet

Emmanuel Marambe SPORTS WRITER SPORTS betting paid off for a local punter, Osborne Chasowa who won a whooping US$52, 750 off a stake of just US$9 last week. Chasowa, who is one of a growing number of Zimbabweans trying their luck in sports betting as they seek a big payday amid the daily pursuit of…

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Life & Arts

Cleric releases four books on spiritual themes

THE Glory Church cleric, Cecil Stephenson, unveiled four thought-provoking books on Saturday, aiming to enrich society’s spiritual knowledge. The books are Celestial Connections, Manifold Grace, The Five-Fold Ministry and Dona Spirituales. Celestial Connections examines the role of angels in ministry, exploring their interactions and the broader celestial ecosystem. In Manifold Grace, he delves into the…

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Editorial Comment

Let’s address underlying economic challenges

THE push for the country to dedollarise the economy and make the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) the sole currency is understandable, but it’s crucial to approach this process with caution. It is clear that the ruling Zanu PF party’s annual people’s conference in Bulawayo last weekend’s directive to the government to speed up dedollarisation is driven…

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Zesa to relieve farmers’ debt pressure

ZESA says it has come up with initiatives of trying to relieve the pressure on farmers caused by the huge amounts they owe the power utility by ensuring they switch over to solar energy. This comes as Zesa is now owed a staggering US$400 million by its customers which is exacerbating the country’s energy crisis….

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25 pupils injured, one adult dies in accident

ONE person died while 25 Chipinge Primary School learners were injured in a bus accident that occurred along the Harare-Mutare Highway on Friday. National police spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday confirmed the accident saying the bus driver was speeding causing him to lose control of the vehicle. “The police report a fatal road traffic accident which…

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‘Zimbabwe’s high levels of poverty are a result of failed politics’

BY BRANDON JOSPHAT BOTH Zanu PF and the country’s opposition have badly failed long-suffering Zimbabweans who yearn for a better quality of life. So says respected former Cabinet minister and Sadc executive secretary, Simba Makoni, who told the Daily News On Sunday at the weekend that ordinary people had, as a result, been left to…

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