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Parents reel from high school costs

SCHOOLS open today for the second term amid disgruntlement among hard-pressed parents over unaffordable school fees and prices of uniforms. Most of the parents who spoke to the Daily News yesterday said they had been forced to purchase uniforms from informal sources as traditional shops were charging “an arm and a leg” for their brands. Farai Kondo,…

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‘Guard against veld fires’

STAKEHOLDERS have called on the government and the public to guard against veld fires as the nation enters the fire season. This…

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Kagonye fights for freedom

EX-PUBLIC Service minister Petronella Kagonye (pictured)’s bid for freedom in a case she is accused of stealing computers meant for schools in Goromonzi South constituency continues after she brought beneficiaries to court. She stands accused of writing a letter to the then minister of ICT, Postal and Courier Services Supa Mandiwanzira requesting computers to donate…

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Pressure on govt over prices soars… as burning nation demands that authorities do more

PRESSURE continues to build all round for authorities to act decisively on skyrocketing prices of basic consumer goods, which are making life…

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Sustainable tobacco production vital: ZTA

ZIMBABWE should focus on producing sustainable tobacco instead of increasing hectarage as international markets are demanding environmentally friendly crops, the Zimbabwe Tobacco Association (ZTA) has said. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZTA chief executive officer Rodney Ambrose expressed concern that making tobacco more sustainable was going at a snail’s pace. “It is possible for us to…

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ZimParks bid to evict tenant hits snag

THE Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority’s (ZimParks) bid to evict one of its tenants; Mayfair Catering Services from its property in Masvingo has been stayed following a successful urgent High Court chamber application. Mayfair Lodges and Restaurants managing director Kudzanai Patrick Kujenga filed an urgent chamber application for stay of execution of a judgement…

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Two municipal officers nabbed over US$1 bribe

TWO off-duty Harare municipal officers were last week nabbed after allegedly extorting a dollar from a barber threatening to confiscate his wares for operating at an undesignated place. Beauty Chipika and Ernest Togarasei were not asked to plead to extortion when they appeared before a Harare magistrate. They were remanded out of custody to May…

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Bank escapes US$1m damages claim

FIRST Capital Bank Limited has dodged a US$1 million lawsuit against disgruntled customer Sharai Chimimba for allegedly withholding money deposited with them…

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Chamisa ramps up push for Zim national dialogue

CITIZENS Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa, is cranking up his push for national dialogue, which he says is crucial in paving the way for economic development in the country.  In addition, Chamisa says it is time authorities addressed the worsening scourge of corruption in the country and also deal with the growing economic…

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