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Man in court for suspected US$68k theft

A HARARE man has appeared in court facing charges of allegedly stealing US$68 000 from his employer after failing to remit cash for goods he had sold. Kudakwashe Takawira, 33, appeared before magistrate Patricia Kamwanda at the Harare Magistrates’ Courts facing theft of trust property charges and was granted US$200. He was remanded to October…

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Government suspends state land allocations

By Masimba Makwembere makwemberemv@dailynews.com GOVERNMENT has suspended the allocation of urban state land to developers to pave way for tightening policies on its acquisition amid reports of increasing graft by land barons. The Local Government ministry yesterday said the suspension would only be lifted when an efficient and transparent system has been put in place…

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Unicef seeks US$26,8m for humanitarian aid

THE United Nations Children’s Fund is appealing for US$26,8 million for humanitarian aid to vulnerable communities affected by different threats ravaging the country. In a report released yesterday, Unicef said at least two million people were targeted to benefit from the aid. “To respond to the humanitarian needs in Zimbabwe, Unicef is appealing for US$26,8…

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Sport

MWOS FC stretch lead in NRSL title race

LOG leaders MWOS FC stretched their lead atop the Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) standings with a narrow one-nil victory over a rejuvenated Cranborne Bullets at Ngoni Stadium in Norton yesterday. With the win, the Lloyd Mutasa-coached side took their points tally up to 57 from 26 games, four ahead of the trio of Harare…

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Life & Arts

Nacz speaks on Nama hosting

By Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw THE National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (Nacz) says logistical challenges stand in the way of plans to host the National Arts Merit Awards (Nama) in various cities and towns across the country. This comes after the arts sector has raised concern over the fact that Zimbabwe’s premier awards have never been…

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