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Plumtree bans unregulated construction aggregates

HAZEL MARIMBIZA PLUMTREE Town Council has banned the use of natural, unregu­lated stone and building aggregates in construction projects, requiring devel­opers and contractors to source mate­rials strictly from accredited suppliers from November 30. The directive, which applies to property owners, developers, archi­tects, engineers and building contrac­tors, forms part of measures by the local authority to…

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Agric show promotes farmer, business partnerships

HAZEL MARIMBIZA ORGANISERS of the Matabele­land South Agricultural Show are driving stronger business part­nerships between farmers and private-sector players to unlock commercial markets, investment and fresh opportunities across the province’s agricultural value chain. The 68th edition of the an­nual provincial showcase opened in Gwanda on Thursday and ran until yesterday under the theme “Unlocking New…

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Life & Arts

GirlFest returns in a burst of colours

Anesu MirisawuSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER AN ALL-FEMALE lifestyle and music festival, GirlFest, is set to paint Harare in shades of pink, orange and yellow when it returns to Old Hararians Sports Club on September 19.Themed “Rosa Riviera”, the festival will bring together women for a day of music, fashion, food and outdoor activities.“GirlFest continues to provide…

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Sport

Caf gives NSS green lightdailysport…as it grants giant facility Caf Category 3 approval

LOCAL football fans are set to watch the Warriors in competitive action on home soil for the first time in half-a-decade after Caf yesterday gave the National Sports Stadium the greenlight to stage Caf Category 3 matches. The development comes just a month before the War­riors begin their 2027 Afcon qualifying campaign, while the country’s…

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Call for funds to combat GBV

Hazel Marimbizain Bulawayo UNITED Nations Women Zimbabwe has called for increased funding for women empowerment and gender equality programmes, warning that inadequate resources are undermining efforts to provide critical services to survivors of gender-based violence (GBV).The organisation said key services, including one-stop centres and safe shelters for survivors, remained underfunded despite the scale of violence…

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Opinion & Analysis

Catala, Gotal: Just what Zimbabwe ordered

ZIMBABWE football could finally be turning a corner in its long and often frustrating search for stability, with the appointment of Ramon Catala and Stella Gotal as long-term coaches of the Warriors and Mighty Warriors respectively, offering an opportunity to build something sustainable.The decision by Zifa to hand the two coaches four-year contracts is particularly…

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‘Cars and castles from drugs spoils’

 Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE legal troubles facing Kelsea Tafirenyika are mount­ing, with the socialite now also being slapped with money laundering charges involving a stagger­ing US$9 million. This comes after Tafirenyika was re-arrested in Harare on Thursday, amid stunning allegations by the State that the 22-year funnelled narcotics money into a sprawling luxury…

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‘Keep animals offroads or pay for it’

 Shamaine Chirimujiri STAFF WRITER AUTHORITIES will arrest the owners and im­pound all stray livestock found on national roads to stop the surge in animal-related accidents around the country. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the spokesper­son of the Traffic Safety Council of Zimbabwe (TSCZ), Lucy Kuwandira-Mapfumo, confirmed this new…

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