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Man jailed 15 years for fatal stabbing

RUTENDO NGARA A 22-YEAR-OLD Gutu man who fatally stabbed his elderly relative in the chest following an argument over vulgar language has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for murder.Tatenda Mutonho Maturure was convicted by Masvingo High Court judge Justice Christopher Dube-Banda, who rejected his claim of self-defence in the killing of 64-year-old Torerai…

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Escaped convict captured following fierce shootout

Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITERchirumet@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have shot and arrested an armed convict who escaped from Mutimurefu Prison in Masvingo, following a violent shootout with law enforcement officers in Renco.James Masunda, 34, was apprehended at Matsa Village, four days after he and accomplice Tafadzwa Janyure Zimirenyika, 27, staged a daring breakout from the holding facility on August…

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CBD kiosk busted as illegal drug warehouse

Shamaine ChirimujiriSTAFF WRITER DETECTIVES have raided a commercial kiosk operating as an illicit pharmaceutical wholesale depot in Harare’s central business district, confiscating several sacks of dangerous, unregistered medicines.The joint operation, conducted by the Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) and CID Drugs and Narcotics officers, uncovered large commercial quantities of unapproved adult and paediatric pain…

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Youth HIV surge alarms health authorit

RUTENDO NGARA RISING HIV infection rates amongst Harare’s youth have triggered ur­gent warnings from health officials urging regular testing and safe sex­ual practices. Harare accounts for about 13 percent of the country’s HIV bur­den, with nearly 200 000 people currently receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART), according to provin­cial medical officer Innocent Hove. He said although updated…

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Unite to end deadly passion crimes

BARELY a sunrise passes without the grim news of yet another life cut short in a flash of jealous rage. Spousal killings, crimes of passion, and fatal do­mestic disputes triggered by real or suspected infidelity have reached a terrifying crescendo in the country. What ought to be sanctuaries of love, safety, and mutual trust have…

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Features

Zanu PF rallies behind constitutional leadership alignment

ZANU PF secretary for information and publicity, Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa, has vehemently defended Constitutional Amendment Act Number Three (CAA 3).Speaking to Group Editor-In-Chief Guthrie Munyuki on his widely followed news and current affairs programme, Vantage, on leading national independent commercial television station, 3Ktv, on Thursday, Mutsvangwa asserted that the constitutional change reflected the authentic will…

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Sport

CAPS Utd edge Simba …Meke scores late as Makepekepe win 5-goal thriller

PATRICK MUBWANDARIKWA at RUFARO STADIUM CAPS UNITED……………….0 (3) SIMBA BHORA..…………….0 (2) WINGER Tinotenda Meke scored a 90th minute winner to hand CAPS United a 3-2 victory over Simba Bhora in a thrilling Chibuku Super Cup first round clash at Rufaro Stadium yesterday. Victory for Makepekepe means the Harare giants’ hopes of a cup double remain…

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Kariba disaster death toll rises to 68

TAPIWA CHIRUME THE death toll from the Lake Kariba ferry horror — the worst maritime disaster in the coun­try’s history — has now climbed to 68, after search teams recov­ered 22 more bodies yesterday. The commander of the Zimba­bwe National Army’s boat regi­ment, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Muchechesi, confirmed the de­velopments, adding that search and rescue…

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Keep giving – ED urges Chivayo

POLITICAL EDITOR LARGER-THAN-LIFE businessman and philanthropist, Wicknell Chivayo, should continue giving, and he would be blessed more. So says President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who has lauded the flamboyant businessman for his philanthropy and support to both the Church and individuals. Speaking at the Johane Masowe Chishanu Church national spiritual conference in High­field Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa commend­ed…

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Treasury slams door on middlemen

BRANDON JOSPHAT Political Editor GOVERNMENT has slammed the door on debt collectors engaged by its contractors and suppliers to recover debts, issuing a chilling warning against middlemen. The minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, yesterday said the Treasury was cracking down on the emerging practice of businesses hiring third-party consultancy firms to extract payments for goods…

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