News

Masvingo secures US$4,5m for water plant

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Tapiwa Chirume chirumet@dailynews.co.zw MASVINGO City Council has secured US$4,5 million for the installation of a water treatment solar plant to alleviate perennial water supply challenges. The council is also in negotiations with French and South African investors to finance its US$70 million water augmentation project. Masvingo mayor Aleck Tabe yesterday told the Daily News that…

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Sport

Zim chess team off to Kenya

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER THE Zimbabwe Chess Federation (ZCF) has sent a 14-member team to represent the country at the 2025 Africa Schools Individual Chess Championships that get underway in Mombasa, Kenya, today. The week-long tournament will conclude on May 29, with over 1 000 young chess players from across Africa battling for honours….

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Features

Chitown crippled by refuse trucks shortages

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Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITERchirumet@dailynews.co.zw CHITUNGWIZA Town Council says it is incapacitated to discharge efficient refuse collection as it is operating with three garbage trucks out of the required 15. This comes as Chitungwiza Town Council is owed ZiG200 million by ratepayers which is crippling service delivery in the dormitory town. “The trucks we are using to…

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Business

Milk output hits 38m litres in four months

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ZIMBABWE produced 37,65 million litres of milk between January and April this year, marking a four percent increase from 36,34 million litres recorded the same period last year, the dairy services department in the ministry of Agriculture says. During the period under review, milk intake by processors rose four percent to 34,64 million litres from…

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Life & Arts

Zim mourns broadcaster Madhimba

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VETERAN and much-loved broadcaster Joseph Madhimba has died in Namibia, triggering an avalanche of tributes from colleagues, media leaders and friends. He was 70. “My role model and the man who made me fall in love with news anchoring while I was still in primary school — Madhimba has passed away. ‘‘May his soul rest…

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