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Scottland FC, Ndiraya part ways. . . Pasuwa, Mapeza linked with Mabviravira hot seat

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Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER TITLE-WINNING coach Tonderai Ndiraya has parted ways with newly-crowned Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions Scottland FC. The development comes just days after the Mabvuku-based side’s coronation as champions with the club stating that the two parties had agreed not to renew Ndiraya’s contract. Ndiraya, on his part, leaves Scottland…

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Community power key to health equity

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Takudzwa Dhambu THE government says community involvement must take centre stage in the country’s push to strengthen healthcare delivery. Speaking on behalf of Health minister Douglas Mombeshora during the launch of the Community Health Equity Fund (CHEF) in Hopely yesterday, Chief Director of Policy, Planning, and Health Economics in the Health ministry Steven Banda said…

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Mushonga spells out vision

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER SEASONED administrator Sweeney Mushonga, who is bidding for the Northern Region Soccer League (NRSL) chairperson’s post, promising to build on the platform laid by the outgoing Martin Kweza by maintaining the highest standards of governance and integrity, while working to grow the region’s revenue streams. Mushonga is one of three…

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Matanda-Moyo slams corruption, laziness

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Tapiwa Chirume PROSECUTOR GENERAL Loyce Ma­tanda-Moyo has issued a strong warning to National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) officials, declaring that corruption, laziness, and inefficiency will not be tolerated within the institution. Addressing the officials in Harare on Tuesday, Ma­tanda-Moyo said any deviation from expected standards erodes public confidence and performance. “Our culture must be defined not…

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Digital procurement boosts transparency

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Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO ZIMBABWE is escalating efforts to curb corruption in public procurement through the adoption of an electronic government procurement (e-GP) system, a reform hailed as a “major milestone” in promot­ing transparency, fairness, and accountability. Speaking on the sidelines of the ongoing Char­tered Institute for Procurement and Supply (CIPS) Zimbabwe conference in Bulawayo,…

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Business

Puma fuels loyalty with digital app

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Takudzwa Dhambu PUMA Energy Zimbabwe is set to launch Puma Pris, the country’s first fully integrated mobile rewards application, in Harare tomorrow. The app is designed to incentivise fuel buyers and strengthen customer loyalty across its service station network. Confirming the development, Puma Zimbabwe retail manager Belinda Chibwe yesterday said the digital platform marks a…

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Goat scheme fraud sentencing delayed

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE High Court yesterday postponed the pre-sentence inquiry for Harare fraudsters Moses Mpofu and Mike Chimombe to tomorrow after the State and the lawyers consented that they should put their house in order first. The duo was convicted of US$7 million fraud stemming from a presidential goat scheme, where they…

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Masvingo fines illegal borehole drillers

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Tapiwa Chirume MASVINGO City Council has in­troduced hefty penalties for flouting regulations on drilling, upgrading, and using public wells to protect water infrastructure. Under the new laws published in the Government Gazette, the council imposed fines of up to US$2 000 for drilling a borehole or constructing a weir without council approval, while drilling outside…

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Facts, not fiction, judge Zim-China cooperation

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ZHOU DING AS the year draws to a close, it is a fitting time for us to reflect on our achievements and to look ahead to the future. The year 2025 has been a milestone for China-Zimbabwe relations, highlighted by the suc­cessful visit of His Excellency, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa to China, during which our…

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Stanbic commits to supporting tourism

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Takudzwa Dhambu STANBIC Bank Zimbabwe is committed to sup­porting the tourism sector by offering a variety of products that contribute to its growth, the financial institution has said. The leading financial services institution of­fers a range of loan facilities that can be accessed by players in the tourism sector, in addition to playing a strategic…

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