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ED pledges stronger support for war vets

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Brandon JosphatPOLITICAL EDITOR GOVERNMENT will continue supporting and empowering war veterans and their dependents through welfare programmes, targeted financing and educational support, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.Speaking at a presidential interface with children of veterans of the liberation struggle in Harare yesterday, Mnangagwa said his administration had put in place various programmes aimed at integrating…

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Justice Mafusire to lead Kariba inquiry

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CHIEF WRITER HIGH Court judge Justice Joseph Mafusire has been appointed to chair a formal board of inquiry into the Lake Kariba ferry disaster that claimed 97 lives.The permanent secretary in the ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Joy Makumbe, announced in the latest Government Gazette that Mafusire would work alongside Wiklef Makamache and Patronella…

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Killer T Arrested over threats

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STAFF WRITER MUSICIAN Killer T has been arrested following a viral WhatsApp audio recording in which he allegedly threatened to kill another person.The musician, born Kelvin Kusikwenyu, was arrested yesterday after the police received a report relating to threats and abusive language.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nayathi confirmed the arrest,…

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Cyber threats put economy at risk

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Hazel Marimbizain Bulawayo GOVERNMENT says cyber threats are increasingly becoming an economic concern as growing reliance on digital services exposes businesses, financial institutions and government systems to attacks that could undermine confidence in the digital economy.Speaking during the National Cybersecurity Awareness Month Launch Conference and Hackathon Challenge at the National University of Science and Technology…

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Life & Arts

Mahendere’s Messiah tour heads for Canada

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Ashley MoyoSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERGOSPEL music star Minister Michael Mahendere is heading into a busy weekend in Canada, where the Messiah Tour continues its international run.The tour lands in Edmonton on Friday before moving to Toronto on Saturday and Vancouver on Sunday, putting Mahendere, his wife Vimbai and Eleana Makombe on the road across Canada in…

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Bvute’s wins Author of the Year gong

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Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER A BOOK examining the often-over­looked experiences of children grow­ing up across different cultures has earned author and educator Ashton Bvute the Author of the Year Award at the UK-Zimbabwe Business Expo. The awards, held over the week­end in the UK, were organised by the Zimbabweans In Diaspora Organisa­tion. “The award…

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Editorial Comment

El Niño war chest a masterclass

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IN THE realm of climate vulnerability, policy failure is often disguised as surprise. Year after year, develop­ing economies across the global South have historically found themselves scrambling reactively as erratic weather patterns, catalysed by phenomena like the “Godzilla” El Niño, ravage harvests, deplete water tables, and ignite inflationary spirals. Against this sombre historical backdrop, the…

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Scottland survive Byo Chiefs scare . . . book Munhumutapa semi-final date against Herentals

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Patrick Mubwandarikwa at RUFARO STADIUM SCOTTLAND FC………….…..0 BULAWAYO CHIEFS………….0 SCOTTLAND held their nerve to beat Bulawayo Chiefs 5-4 on penalties after a goalless draw in regulation time here yesterday to book their place in the Munhu­mutapa Cup semi-finals. The dramatic shootout victory, secured after goalkeeper Matthew Tafiremutsa saved Malvern Hati­vagone’s spot kick in sudden death…

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