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City plans to acquire ambulances

YVONNE NCUBE BULAWAYO City Council plans to purchase six new ambulances following fierce debate among councillors over an ageing fleet and delayed emergency responses.The concerns were raised during council deliberations on fire and ambulance services last week, with councillors proposing new vehicles, improved emergency call systems and the installation of digital navigation equipment to help…

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Govt acts on workplace deaths, injuries

Dakarai Mashavain Victoria Falls THE minister of Labour, Edgar Moyo, says the imminent enactment of the Occupational Safety and Health Bill is a critical step towards achieving the country’s Vision Zero strategy, amid rising workplace injuries and fatalities.Vision Zero is a national occupational safety and health (OSH) strategy led by the National Social Security Authority…

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Fresh Afrophobia in SA spooks Zim

Brandon JosphatPOLITICAL EDITOR THERE is deep concern among both authorities and ordinary Zimbabweans over a fresh wave of xenophobic violence in neighbouring South Africa, which has left African immigrants under attack.This follows volatile protests in Johannesburg and Durban earlier this week, where running battles between police and rioters culminated in the torching of dozens of…

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Title, relegation battle heats up

Patrick MubwandarikwaSPORTS WRITER THE battle for the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title and survival will take centre stage this afternoon, with at least six matches set to be played across the country.Title-chasing sides Scottland and Hardrock, who are separated by just a point, face tricky assignments as the race for the championship enters…

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Life & Arts

I love Zimbabwe for its hospitality — Beenie Man

Anesu MirisawuSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERmirisawua@dailynews.co.zw JAMAICAN dancehall star Beenie Man says his love for Zimbabwe stems from the warmth and hospitality of its people.He made the remarks at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport yesterday, ahead of his performance at the fifth edition of the Kadoma Music Festival, which takes place tonight at The Odyssey in Kadoma.“I…

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Councillor, officer secure bail over illegal shops

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUJIRI HARARE councillor for Ward 16 Denford Ngadziore, 53, and district officer Jane Gambizah, 43, have been granted US$200 bail each after spending the night behind bars following their arrest over allegations of facilitating the construction of illegal shops on council land in Mabelreign.The duo appeared yesterday before Harare regional magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa facing…

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Bande unleashes Chiedza Murima

Anesu MirisawuSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER GOSPEL musician Trymore Bande, who has more than two decades of experience in the music industry, is set to launch his latest project, Chiedza Murima, on October 23 at the Zimbabwe College of Music in Harare.The album launch, which comes hot on the heels of Makakurumidza Kundiseka, will feature prominent arts…

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Hailstorm cripples Masvingo power

Brandon JosphatPOLITICAL EDITOR PROLONGED power outages have hit Masvingo Urban, surrounding areas, Mashava, and Gutu after a severe hailstorm and thunderstorms damaged electricity infrastructure, with Zesa warning that full restoration could take longer than expected.The outages follow the destruction caused by the October 5 storm, which damaged thousands of homes and disrupted essential services across…

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