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Police step up holiday security

Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER POLICE have deployed extra officers, set up roadblocks, and stepped up surveillance nationwide to ensure public safety during the upcoming Heroes and Defence Forces holidays.The Police Commissioner-General, Stephen Mutamba, yesterday confirmed that all provincial commanders have been instructed to implement rigorous security measures across national, provincial, and district events, as well as…

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Nac drives work place HIV fight

Rutendo NgaraSENIOR STAFF WRITER THE National Aids Council(Nac) has engaged senior civil servants in Harare to implement workplace strategies aimed at ending new HIV infections by 2030.Harare Province currently accounts for 13 percent of Zimbabwe’s overall HIV burden, representing a significant portion of the estimated 1,4 million people living with HIV nationwide.Nac Harare provincial manager…

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‘Kidnap-accused posed as police officer’

Rutendo Ngara A KEY witness told the Harare Magistrates Court that she saw her husband dragged into a vehicle by men falsely posing as police officers.The trial of a man accused of kidnapping his former workmate continued yesterday, with the complainant’s wife telling the court that she witnessed her husband being forced into a vehicle…

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Businessman in $29k scam

Rutendo Ngara A HARARE businessman has appeared in court for allegedly defrauding an investor out of US$29 960 in a fake fitting board import scheme.Desmond Zhakata, 36, appeared alongside Oakwood Fitting Solutions, the company he represents, and was remanded in custody pending a bail application.According to the State, led by prosecutor Polite Chikiwa, the alleged…

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Man charged over bottle store car theft

Yvonne Ncubein BULAWAYO A 25-YEAR-OLD Emganwini man has appeared before the Bulawayo magistrate courts accused of stealing a motor vehicle parked outside a city bottle store.Melvin Ncube appeared before Bulawayo Regional Magistrate Mark Dzira facing one count of motor vehicle theft. He was not required to enter a plea at this stage and was remanded…

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Opinion & Analysis

Fencing highways is a matter of urgency

EVERY life lost on Zimbabwe’s roads is one too many. While discussions on road safety often focus on speeding, reckless driving, and poor road conditions, one persistent danger continues to claim lives with alarming regularity—stray livestock on the country’s highways. The government’s renewed commitment to fencing major roads is, therefore, not merely an infrastructure project;…

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DeMbare eye 4th crown. . . as Chibuku Super Cup draw throws up tantalising ties

 Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER THREE-TIME winners Dynamos have declared their intention to go all out for a fourth succes­sive Chibuku Super Cup after being drawn to face the winner of the TelOne/Triangle United tie in the first round of the knockout tournament. Exclusive to Premier Soccer League teams, the Chibuku Super Cup remains the…

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Deep sorrow as UK trio is buried

 Hazel Marimbiza in BULAWAYO GRIEF hung heavy in the country’s second city yesterday, as hundreds of mourners gathered to lay Nothabo Zandile Tshuma and her two young daughters to rest, fol­lowing their recent tragic deaths in England. Tshuma, 42, and her daughters — Natalie and Nala — were murdered at the beginning of last month…

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Build nation to honour heroes: JB

HAZEL MARIMBIZA ZIMBABWEANS must honour fallen liberation struggle veterans through active participation in economic development, national unity, and technological innovation, Jabulani Sibanda has implored.Sibanda made the remarks at the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) during a Heroes Month commemorative exhibition organised in partnership with the National Archives of Zimbabwe under the theme, “Lest…

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