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Police hunt 3k traffic violators

Takudzwa Dhambu POLICE are looking for more than 3 000 motorists for violating traffic lights in Bulawayo following the implementation of the electronic traffic management system in the second capital. This comes as the continuous crackdown is powered by the new multi-million-dollar technology partnership aimed squarely at curbing the country’s rising tide of road accidents…

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Editorial Comment

Scrap costly transaction tax

THE chorus of opposition against the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) — colloquially known as the ‘two percent tax’— has reached a crescendo, culminating in a remarkable call from the ruling party itself for its removal. As the ministry of Finance prepares the 2026 National Budget, it is an absolute necessity, not merely a recommendation,…

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Maintenance appeal thrown out

RUTENDO NGARA HIGH Court judge, Justice Fatima Maxwell, has dismissed an appeal by Raphael Matinyarare who sought the court’s intervention for a maintenance downward variation. Raphael was ordered to pay US$300 in maintenance to his wife, Tendai, until she remarries, even though they do not have children together. Raphael argued that Tendai is a middle-aged…

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Grudge killer on the run

YVONNE NCUBE POLICE in the Midlands Province have confirmed a murder case where a 36-year-old man was fatally stabbed multiple times with a homemade knife following a dispute over a long-standing grudge. The victim, identified as Sydney Mujuru of Village Msiza under Chief Mafala, was pronounced dead upon admission at Zvishavane District Hospital. According to…

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Sport

UZ, Rhinos dominate at Mkushi Academy

Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER THE Harare Premier Volleyball League (HPVL) intensified this weekend at Mkushi Police Training Academy in Harare, with teams battling fiercely in the final roundrobin matches which precede the semi-finals. University of Zimbabwe (UZ) and Black Rhinos showcased their prowess, securing crucial victories to advance in the competition. In Group A, UZ…

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Women’s Cosafa tourney postponed

SPORTS WRITER THIS year’s edition of the Cosafa Women’s Championship has been postponed. The regional governing body, Cosafa confirmed the development in a circular to its member associations, stating that the decision follows the current unavailability of a host nation for this year’s edition of the regional competition. “We regret to inform you that the…

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Fraud couple gets jail time

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A BULAWAYO couple who defrauded an unsuspecting pair of over US$1 000 through a bogus travel agency has been sentenced to five years in prison each, with two years suspended on condition of good behaviour. Simbarashe Dube, 36, and his wife, Nokuthula Mpofu, 32, were convicted of fraud after a full…

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Life & Arts

Killer T gears up for UK stage

Ashley MoyoSENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw ZIMDANCEHALL chanter Killer T, born Kelvin Kusikwenyu, is set to return to British shores for the second edition of his live show. The event is scheduled for November 1 at Cave Birmingham, with tickets already selling at a brisk pace. “With the way tickets are flying, it is clear fans are…

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AI silos power decentralisation

THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB), long a monolithic pillar of the country’s agricultural landscape, is shedding its old skin. Its planned strategic shift, transitioning the GMB from primarily a state buyer to a national warehouse and storage hub, is not merely an operational tweak, it represents a profound embrace of economic pragmatism and technological foresight….

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