Sport

Bigger, better Young and Great tourney beckons

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER THE third edition of the Young and Great football tournament is set to be bigger and better this year with girls’ teams set to compete for the first time ever in the event that has attracted at least 68 schools from Harare province. The tournament, which is being held under…

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US waiver most welcome, but …

THE decision by the United States (US) Secretary of State Marco Rubio to issue a waiver that allows lifesaving humanitarian assistance to continue for the next 90 days is a welcome move. It will give the Zimbabwe government some breathing space to look for alternative funding for critical items such as essential medicines. Last week,…

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10 arrested for pirate taxis robberies in Harare

Masimba Makwembere makwemberemv@dailynews.co.zw POLICE have confirmed the arrest of 10 suspects linked to a recent spree of robberies in Harare using pirate taxis, popularly known as mushikashikas. Police nsational spokesperson Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrests yesterday, stating that the suspects used illegal public transport vehicles to rob unsuspecting travellers. “The police confirm the arrest of…

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8 up for theft of US$280k Zesa cables

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO EIGHT men were remanded in custody by a Bulawayo magistrate yesterday for allegedly stealing Zesa copper cables worth US$283 000 at Glenville substation in Richmond, Bulawayo. The accused, Ronald Moyo, Ohubekani Nyathi, Kudakwashe Ndlovu, Eddie Mishiri Dube, Tafadzwa Ncube, Sydney Moyo, Prince Ntonga, and Simon Chamhudze, pleaded not guilty to the…

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Frankness needed in today’s meeting

TODAY’S meeting between business leaders and President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s office is a crucial step towards addressing the current economic challenges facing Zimbabwe. The recent closures and scaling down of operations by many companies have raised concerns among stakeholders, and it is imperative that business and government work together to find solutions.  The meeting provides a…

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ED vilifiers face strong criticism…Zanu PF restates he has nothing to do with 2030 bid

Blessings Mashayaand Brandon Josphat STERN action must be taken against war veterans and Zanu PF members who are challenging President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s continued stay in office, a top ruling party official said yesterday. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — Zanu PF deputy secretary for the youth league, John Paradza,…

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