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Veteran actress Memory Bususu dies

VETERAN actress Memory Bususu has died, plunging the country’s arts sector into mourn­ing. Her death comes barely a week after the industry lost another artist, Barnabas Man­dipota, who played with Alick Macheso’s Orchestra Mberikwa­zvo, deepening grief within the creative community. The National Arts Council of Zimbabwe (NACZ), fellow actors and several arts organisa­tions have paid…

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Coltart calls for stronger citizen oversight

BULAWAYO mayor David Coltart has implored residents associations to lead in holding elected officials accountable to ensure service delivery improvements.Speaking on the sidelines of an ongoing national residents summit in Bulawayo yesterday, Coltart said social accountability must remain a priority beyond election periods, warning that elected leaders often drift away from their commitments once in…

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Chirisa set to film debut comedy special in Byo

NATIONAL Arts Merit Award-nominated stand-up comedian Frank Chirisa will take a significant step in his career with the filming of his debut special, Thirty Minutes of Fame, scheduled for April 17 at the Alliance Française in Bulawayo.The rising comic, widely regarded as one of Bulawayo’s most distinctive voices, is seeking to raise the bar for…

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Government maps food insecurity as costs rise

AUTHORITIES have surveyed households facing food shortages due to reduced agricultural yields and rising living costs triggered by the Middle East conflict.The country is already feeling the impact of rising prices, with fuel and essential goods becoming increasingly expensive, placing pressure on vulnerable households.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the minister of Public Service, Edgar…

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Harare installs 40 000 water meters

MORE than 40 000 households in Harare have been fitted with prepaid water meters under the city’s ongoing smart water metering project, according to the Harare City Council.The development follows a government-backed initiative to modernise water infrastructure, improve efficiency, and better manage consumption.Harare mayor Jacob Mafume told the Daily News yesterday that the rollout marked…

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Madzibaba Benji leads successful anti-drug drive

MADZIBABA Benji, real name Daniel Matamba, hosted one of the most successful community outreach programmes in Goromonzi over the weekend.The programme which included anti-drug and substance campaigns and anti-child marriages bore fruits as thousands of people including traditional chiefs, upcoming musicians, local legislator Beatrice Nyamupinga and several Zanu-PF politicians among others thronged Mutanhaura Primary School…

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Sex workers demand legal protection

SEX workers in the country have called on the government to legalise their profession, arguing that decriminalisation would protect them from violence, exploitation, and harassment by law enforcement agents.In an interview with the Daily News yesterday, Springs of Life Zimbabwe national programmes coordinator Precious Msindo said sex workers were willing to comply with regulations, including…

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ZHRC mediates Bikita Minerals land dispute

THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) is engaging the government to resolve a long-running dispute between Bikita Minerals and nine families in Murape Village, Bikita.The conflict, which began in 2023, saw access to a local well and school cut off after a trench was dug around homesteads to prepare for a tailings dam.In a statement…

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Trio denies murder charge

THREE men from Killarney informal settlement have been remanded in custody after appearing in court on murder allegations.The accused, Brian Ndlovu, Kelvin Dube and Simbarashe Zhou, appeared before High Court Judge Justice Ngoni Nduna facing a murder charge. They all pleaded not guilty.The State alleges that on January 14, at around 10pm, the three accused…

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Ruwa ‘prophet’ in US$250k theft case

A RUWA prophet appeared in court yesterday facing allegations of stealing cash and valuables totalling US$250 000 in Gunhill, Harare.Thomas Kanhu is jointly charged with Learnmore Mirison, with the pair facing unlawful entry into premises in aggravating circumstances.They were remanded in custody until today, when they are expected to apply for bail.The complainant in the…

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