TAKUDZWA Saruwaka is hoeing weeds in a cowpea field in eastern Zimbabwe one morning in February, trying to beat torrential rains threatening…
BATSIRAI Mutara started selling cheese and dairy products from a makeshift roadside stand when he was 27. It was a far cry from his former office job, where inflation devoured his paycheck, which came in Zimbabwean dollars, faster than he could spend it. He wanted a stable income, so he ventured into informal trading, where…
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ZIMBABWE Cricket (ZC) has named a strong 17-man Zimbabwe ‘A’ squad to face Canada in a three-match one day series in Harare later this month. The 50-over series begins at Takashinga Cricket Club in Highfield on February 26, before moving to Harare Sports Club for the remaining two matches on February 28 and March 1….
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BY STELLA MADZIVANYIKA THE government must digitise the country’s investment process, limit expenditure, seal revenue leakages, and tax the informal sector, economic experts have said. This recommendation is in the recently launched Zimbabwe Economic Freedom Audit (Zefa), developed with input from the Canadian public policy think tank, the Fraser Institute. “New areas of expertise must…
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NYASHA KUNYISWASenior Staff Writer THE private sector has committed to investing in health infrastructure to complement government efforts in ensuring access to quality healthcare for citizens. This comes after parliamentarians called for legislation to ban ministers and top government officials from seeking medical assistance in foreign countries while the country’s health delivery system is collapsing….
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Ashley MoyoSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERmoyoa@dailynews.co.zw COMEDIAN Tinashe “This Is It” Fortune says his sold-out previous shows have inspired the second leg of The New School shows. Hosted by Tha Slick Pastor, the second edition — set to take place on February 27 at Jasen Mphepo Little Theatre in Harare — will see the comedian sharing the…
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TELEVANGELIST Miracle Paul firmly believes that blessings are not meant to be hoarded but shared. This comes as the highly influential preacher continues to make a significant impact through charitable work, including funding the education of hundreds of disadvantaged children and assisting struggling members of society on a daily basis. “I have seen children dropping…
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Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER SIMBA BHORA coach Joel Luphahla, takes charge of his first competitive match as the reigning league champions’ head coach in the Castle Challenge Cup at Rufaro Stadium today amid great expectations from the club’s fans. It will also be a battle of wits for Luphahla, who comes up against the…
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ZIMBABWE’S Mighty Warriors may have emerged from Angola with an unwanted result after a 2-1 defeat at the hands of their hosts on Thursday, but the painful nature of that loss should act as a spur. The Sithethelelwe ‘‘Kwinji 15’’ Sibanda-coached side are seeking to emulate their male counterparts, the Warriors, who qualified for this…
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By Nyasha Kunyiswa kunyiswan@dailynews.co.zw JAH Prayzah brought the house down with a spectacular three-hour concert, delivering a top-notch performance that sent the thousands in attendance into raptures on Thursday night. Dubbed “Three Hours of Jah Prayzah”, the event held at 7 Arts in Avondale in the capital, also featured Nyasha David the ladies man, drawing…
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