Life & Arts

New book tackles mental health

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Tapiwa Chirume MENTAL health activist and wellness coach Avril Nachipo has unveiled her new inspira­tional book, A Wo/Man’s Worth, a publication aimed at promoting self-worth, healing and emotional restoration among women facing mental health struggles and soci­etal pressures. The book explores how depression, anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem and social expecta­tions can distort a woman’s perception…

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Life & Arts

Byo hosts National Culture Month launch

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Patrick Mubwandarikwa BARBOURFIELDS Sta­dium in Bulawayo will host this year’s edition of the National Culture Month launch on May 21. President Emmerson Mnan­gagwa is expected to preside over the launch, while provincial events will be coordinated by Ministers of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution. “The Culture Month celebrations provide a national platform that cel­ebrates…

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News

Nine arrested overdrug-related offences

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Masimba MakwembereAT least nine people have been arrested in separate anti-drug operations conducted across the country over the past five days, police have confirmed.National police spokesperson Commissioner Paul Nyathi yesterday said detectives from the CID Drugs and Narcotics unit carried out coordinated raids targeting suspects linked to the possession, cultivation, and distribution of dangerous drugs…

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Top Stories

‘This engineered pact is hopeless’

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 Brandon Josphat THE proposed new opposition alliance is an artificial and elite-driven project that not only lacks legitimacy but is doomed to fail, former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa has charged. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — Chamisa thoroughly pooh-poohed the initiative yesterday, adding that “genu­ine political leadership cannot be…

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Business

60 illegal miners arrested in crackdown

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Yvonne NcubeIN BULAWAYO POLICE in Nkayi District, Matabeleland North Province, have arrested more than 60 people in an ongoing operation targeting illegal mining activities in the Inyathi area amid growing concerns over violent crime and environmental destruction.The operation, dubbed Isitsheketsha Kasiphele/Chikorokoza Ngachipere, was launched on May 5 following an increase in criminal activities associated with…

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Opinion & Analysis

Stop the rhetoric, legislate roadmap

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THE debate over the country’s monetary future has reached a critical juncture. For months, the air has been thick with official rhetoric regarding the “inevitable” return to a mono-currency system. However, as the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Budget and Finance correctly pointed out this week, words are not wealth, and deadlines are not a roadmap….

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Zimbabwe ‘thirsty’ for Chibuku Super

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Tapiwa Chirume ZIMBABWEANS have just smashed a 28-year Chibuku Super record! With a record 4.62 million hectolitres of the much loved brew guzzled down last year — the highest volume since 1998 — it seems that the nation has decided that it is officially time to shake-shake all its blues away. As a result, a…

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Archaic vehicle laws face review

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Brighton MuronzereyiTHE government says it is moving to amend outdated laws governing the registration and licensing of motor vehicles to align them with modern vehicle technologies and regional standards.This comes as motorists are facing difficulties due to imported vehicles fitted with modern built-in reflectors, which differ from the traditional detachable reflectors required under existing laws.Speaking…

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