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BY KENNETH NYANGANI DESPERATE Chiadzwa villagers, who are fed up with unfulfilled pledges and neglect by the Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC), have decided to pool resources and start income-generating projects in the community. Pushed by persistent hunger, the villagers contributed
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Council, residents clash over US$ billing system
BY KENNETH NYANGANI MUTARE City councillors have resolved to introduce a United States dollar billing system after realising that most of its service providers were now demanding forex, but residents have vowed to resist the move saying they were not consulted. “We resolved to charge our bills in
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Zimbabwe: Soul Jah Love Reincarnate Lukko Promises More
[Zimbabwe Standard] Amidst contests for the late Zimdancehall legend Soul Jah Love's estate and a scramble for his legacy, a voice akin to that of the Pamamonya Ipapo hit-maker has emerged to console his passionate followership.
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Zanu PF defy COVID-19, hold elections to replace Gwaradzimba
BY KENNETH NYANGANI ZANU PF yesterday claimed that all COVID-19 protocols were followed by the party when it conducted its elections to fill in the senatorial seat which was left vacant after the death of Minister of State for Manicaland province, Ellen Gwaradzimba, who succumbed to the coronavirus
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Murder suspects appear in court
BY KENNETH NYANGANI TWO Chimanimani siblings appeared in court yesterday for fatally assaulting their younger sister accusing her of failing to carry out her household chores. Itis Munjoma (27) and Eliaship Munjoma from Maunzani village under Chief Mutambara in Chimanimani were remanded in custody
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Zimbabwe: Chombo's 2013 Rates Cancellation Order Continues to Haunt Mutare Council
[New Zimbabwe] A populist Zanu-PF policy by then Minister of Local Government, Ignatius Chombo in 2013 to extend a debt amnesty on ratepayers who owed billions of dollars to their respective councils countrywide, continues to haunt the Mutare City Council as most ratepayers have developed apathy in
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Most cities left with less than a year of water supply: Minister
BY VENERANDA LANGA WATER supplies in many cities and towns in the country are dwindling, while local authorities face additional challenges of shortages of chemicals and broken down pipes and pumps, Lands deputy minister Douglas Karoro has said. Karoro was giving a ministerial statement in the
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Man hacks off rival suitor’s 3 fingers
BY KENNETH NYANGANI A MUTARE man was yesterday arraigned before the courts after he chopped off three fingers of his wife’s lover in a case of alleged infidelity. The accused, Emmanuel Matemba, appeared before Mutare magistrate Richard Ramaboea facing assault charges. Matemba denied the allegations
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Woman kills sister’s child for irritating her
A MUTARE woman is facing murder charges after stabbing her sister’s nine-month-old baby accusing her of crying non-stop. BY KENNETH NYANGANI The accused Natasha Mugwenjere (32) yesterday appeared before Mutare magistrate Prisca Manhibi who remanded her in custody to November 23. The court was told
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Zimbabwe: Cross-Border Traders to Collect Covid-19 Certificates At Border
[The Herald] Cross-border traders who usually spend days travelling by road, will be tested for Covid-19 in their respective areas and then collect results from a doctor in the border area they will be using, to enable them to have a valid PCR certificate at ports of entry within the stipulated 72
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Judicial manager in US$260k fraud
BY DESMOND CHINGARANDE A JUDICIAL manager of Redwing Mine in Penhalonga, Mutare, who allegedly sold the exclusive mining rights of the company to three companies for US$260 000 between October and December last year, was yesterday remanded in custody to Monday next week. The accused, Cecil Madondo
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3 Odzi men up for murder
BY KENNETH NYANGANI THREE brothers from Odzi on Tuesday appeared before a Mutare magistrate facing a murder charge after they allegedly killed their brother-in-law following a domestic dispute. Lovemore (27), Norest (22) and Eria Musharu (24), who are denying the charges, appeared before Mutare
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Mutare man fined for possession of unregistered firearm
BY KENNETH NYANGANI A MUTARE man was yesterday fined $100 000 after he was found in possession of an unregistered firearm. Maxwell Mutereko appeared before Mutare provincial Magistrate Tendai Mahwe facing a charge of possession of a firearm without a certificate. Mahwe wholly suspended 18 months
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Zimbabwe: Rural Communities' Hope Blooms Over Food Security Initiative
[263Chat] Mutare -- "We have fully embraced this project, although not everyone is willing to join we are confident this time if the rains fall we will have a better yield," said Clement Bvuma, a rural subsistence farmer from Mutasa central constituency.
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Mutare seeks $158m for capital projects - NewsDay Zimbabwe
BY KENNETH NYANGANI MUTARE City Council has resolved to apply for borrowing powers to raise $158 million to finance its capital projects. The city’s financial records are shambolic, and it now wants to borrow after it cleared its debts. Council made the resolution recently after clearing its
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Police officer convicted of assaulting minor
BY PRIMROSE HAISA A MUTARE-BASED police officer, Jefinias Mazambani was yesterday convicted of assaulting a 15-year old boy and will spend the next six months in jail. Muzambani was convicted by Magistrate Tendai Mahwe after full trial. The minor, represented by Peggy Tavagadza of Zimbabwe Lawyers
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Mutare police intercept 37 bales of smuggled shoes
BY KENNETH NYANGANI MUTARE Central police boss Chief Superintendent Lovemore Mutadza yesterday admitted that there is rampant smuggling of used clothes from Mozambique through the porous Forbes Border Post. Mutadza told journalists at Mutare Central Police Station that on Wednesday night, they
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Journalists call for decentralisation of information
Journalists from Mashonaland West province have urged State institutions and companies to decentralise public relations offices to regions in order to boost easy access to information and engender transparency if devolution is to make any impact. By Nhau Mangirazi The scribes made the call last
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Zupco crews on go-slow
DRIVERS of Mutare-based conventional buses operating under the Zupco franchise have gone on a go-slow to force government to review their daily commission, leaving thousands of commuters
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Former Mutare council workers arrested
BY STAFF REPORTER Three former senior officials at Mutare town council, including former town clerk Obert Muzawazi have been arrested following an investigation by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) for selling residential stands without authority. Muzawazi, Christian Sithole, who was
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Be innovative, health service providers urged
BY HARRIET CHIKANDIWA Medical practitioners have urged both health service providers and funders to be innovative and come up with new and affordable products. Private healthcare facilities, which include surgeries, clinics and even 24-hour emergency rooms and hospitals, have mushroomed in major
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Inmates sleep in the open at Mutare quarantine centre
TEN returnees quarantined at Magamba Training Centre in Mutare on Thursday last week slept in the open for fear of contracting COVID-19 after authorities mixed new returnees with those that had been there for some time. The returnees chose to sleep in the open because they did not want to be mixed
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Zimbabwe: Youths Demand Dialogue Over City Rates Hike
[263Chat] A local youth organization has launched a social accountability project aimed at facilitating dialogue between council and its stakeholders in the face of residential and commercial rates hike.
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‘Women’s Bank bridging financial inclusion gap’
WOMEN participation in the financial services sector is usually low as compared to their male counterparts. In an effort to address this disparity, the Zimbabwe Women’s Microfinance Bank (ZWMB) was created. NewsDay (ND) reporter Thomas Chidamba spoke to ZWMB chief executive officer Mandas Marikanda
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Patsimeredu edutainment uses theatre to engage
BY WINSTONE ANTONIO LOCAL arts production house, Patsimeredu Edutainment Trust’s director Jasen Mphepo says theatre plays an important role in people’s lives, not only providing entertainment, but also creating a platform for engagement, debates and questions critical issues affecting the
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I am following the constitution in recalling MPs: Mudenda
BY KENNETH NYANGANI SPEAKER of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda (pictured) has said he does not enjoy recalling legislators, but was mandated to follow the Constitution. He made the remarks in Mutare on Thursday at the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines Mining Development meeting to
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Mutare residents reject proposed 350% tariff increase
BY KENNETH NYANGANI MUTARE residents and ratepayers have vowed to resist council’s proposed 350% tariff increase saying the hike was unjustified and unaffordable. Ratepayers from low-density suburbs in Mutare said they were planning to petition the municipality over the proposed rates which are
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Zimbabwe: Mudenda Bemoans Govt Policy Inconsistencies in Diamond Sector
[New Zimbabwe] The country's policies in the lucrative diamond mining sector should remain consistent so as to attract investment and protect investors' property rights, the Speaker of Parliament Jacob Mudenda has demanded.
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Teens kill colleague over girlfriend
BY KENNETH NYANGANI FIVE teenagers from Zimunya, Manicaland province, were last week brought before a Mutare magistrate on a charge of killing their friend over a girlfriend. The teenagers were released into the custody of their parents after appearing before magistrate Nyasha Kuture. The State
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