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Fusire request sets tongues wagging

Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER UNITED Kingdom-based War­riors midfielder Sean Fusire’s demand for business class travel to the 2026 World Cup Quali­fiers against Benin and Rwanda has set tongues wagging. This follows the announcement by Zifa on Sunday night that they had dropped the Sheffield Wednesday midfielder for making demands the association said it had no…

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Title deeds constitutional: Lawyers

Brandon Josphat CHIEF REPORTER THE government is constitutionally man­dated to sell state-owned agricultural land and issue title deeds to beneficiaries of the land reform programme, a Harare law firm has affirmed. This comes after the government – through the land tenure committee headed by business mogul Kudak­washe Tagwirei, last week issued title deeds to over…

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Lady Chevrons unstoppable at WC Qualifier

Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER THE Lady Chevrons maintained their unbeaten run at the ongoing ICC Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier in Windhoek, Namibia after a commanding 10-wicket win over Sierra Leone. The match, held at Namibia Cricket Ground in Windhoek, saw the Lady Chevrons chase down Si­erra Leone’s total of 93 runs without losing…

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Universities unite in Pan-African exchange

Tapiwa Chirume THE Women’s University in Africa (WUA) yesterday welcomed 40 students and staff from the University of Johannesburg (UJ) as part of a PanAfrican cultural and educational exchange programme set to strengthen academic collaboration across the region. The visit, which falls under UJ’s “Africa by Bus Tour,” aims to expose students to different models…

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Bad drivers are in deep trouble

CHIEF WRITER AUTHORITIES are considering a lifetime driving ban for reckless drivers, among a slew of other measures targeted at road hogs. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — Prosecutor General Loice Matanda-Moyo confirmed the plans yesterday, saying authorities were determined to tame Zimbabwe’s traffic jungle. This comes after 21…

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Ras Pompy denies drug possession

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER MUSICIAN Nyasha Reginald Mano, popularly known as Ras Pompy, yesterday denied dealing in dangerous drugs when he took to the witness stand. Mano, who was allegedly found in pos­session of 24 x 100ml bottles of Broncleer cough syrup, 20 x 100ml bottles of Benylin cough syrup, and 55 x 100ml…

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Cocaine worth US$1.6k seized

RUTENDO NGARA A HARARE man who was allegedly found in possession of cocaine worth US$1 600 has appeared in court, where he was remanded in custody. Sergio Riberio was reportedly implicated by Chenai Chirinda, who was also arrested for possession of cocaine and allegedly indicated that Riberio was his supplier. Riberio appeared before Harare provincial…

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Balance public order, freed

AUTHORITIES’ stated intentions to tighten social media laws in response to “abuse” of digital platforms is a complex issue that balances the need to maintain public order and the fundamental right to freedom of speech. While it is reasonable for any government to ad­dress issues like incitement to violence, hate speech, and misinformation, the language…

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Man in court over US$40k duty

RUTENDO NGARA A HARARE man appeared in court yesterday facing charges of evading duty after importing goods from China last year. He had allegedly declared that he had imported agricultural equipment, which is exempt from duty. The director of Gemoian Enterprises T/A G&M Group (Pvt) Ltd, a company that imports and transports goods from China…

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Two jailed for robberies

Yvonne Ncube in Bulawayo TWO men from Bulawayo have been jailed for an effective 10 years each after being convicted of a spate of armed robberies targeting Honda Fit vehicles around the city. Lesley Moyo and Roland Nyoni appeared before Bulawayo regional magistrate Matthew Mutiro facing three counts of armed robbery. They denied the charges,…

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