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New standards to guard PhD integrity

Tapiwa Chirume AUTHORITIES are moving to standardise doctoral training across Zimbabwe’s 21 higher education institutions to improve the quality and credibility of PhD qualifications. The initiative comes amid a broader push to strengthen postgraduate education and ensure Zimbabwean doctoral graduates meet interna­tionally recognised academic standards. Speaking to the Daily News, the country’s most influential newspaper…

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China backs women in industry

Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITERCHINA has moved to anchor the success of Zimbabwean female industrialists, with ambassador Zhou Ding pledging targeted technical and financial cooperation to ensure women prosper.Speaking at the launch of Zimbabwe Women in Manufacturing (ZWIM) yesterday, Zhou emphasised that China’s partnership was now focused on turning favourable policies into “tangible gains” for female entrepreneurs.He…

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Business

Mobile clinics reach thousands in Byo

Hazel Marimbizain BULAWAYO MORE than 8 800 residents in Bulawayo have accessed free primary healthcare services through a partnership between Zimbos Abantu Healthcare on Wheels and the National Aids Council (NAC), significantly improving medical access in underserved communities.Speaking during a tour of the programme’s impact in Cowdray Park yesterday, , Zimbos Abantu Healthcare on Wheels…

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High price for broken vows

Rutendo NgaraSENIOR STAFF WRITERA HARARE man has been ordered to pay his ex-girlfriend US$6 300 for damages associated with alleged breach of promise to marry, as well as for failing to contribute financially toward the birth of their child.Nancy Fungai Tsuro took her ex-boyfriend, Tinashe Francis Mupindu, whom she dated for four years, to court…

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Sport

Champions Scottland flex muscles in race

Patrick Mubwandarikwa SPORT WRITER DEFENDING champions Scottland flexed their muscle as they joined a four-team group at the top of Castle Lager Premier Soccer League log table with a smash-and-grab two-nil victory over Harare giants CAPS United. In what was a superb adver­tisement for the local top flight, Mabviravira and Makepekepe put on an impressive…

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Opinion & Analysis

CAB3: Test of legislative maturity, posterity

AS CONSTITUTIONAL Amendment Bill Number 3 (CAB3) reaches the floor of Parliament this week, Zimbabwe finds itself at a critical legislative cross­roads. For weeks, the air has been thick with speculation and pre-emptive condemnation. However, the discourse took a refreshing and necessary turn over the weekend when Zanu PF Chief Whip, Pupurai Togarepi, reminded the…

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Church prays for peace in country

Blessings MashayaNEWS EDITOR THE Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops’ Conference (ZCBC) has launched a devotional intercession prayer for peace spanning nine days, as Parliament prepares to debate Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3 (CAB3).Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the secretary general of the ZCBC, Tryvis Moyo, confirmed the campaign yesterday, saying…

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Life & Arts

Nox returns home for good

Anesu Mirisawu SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER VETERAN Urban Grooves star Enoch “Nox” Guni is com­ing home for good after 18 years in South Africa, convinced that Zimbabwe has evolved into a land of oppor­tunity since his departure in 2008. He told this publication the decision was motivated by a desire to reconnect with his roots and…

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Sadc uni-visa is in the offing

Rutendo Ngarain Victoria Falls SADC ministers of justice and attorneys general are gathered here to deepen their countries’ integration and to fast-track the adoption of a revolutionary regional travel “uni-visa”Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Vimbai Nyemba,…

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