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Govt to crack whip on errant newspapers

Beitbridge Bureau
THE Government will soon crack the whip on some foreign newspaper organisations that

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Churches urged to support empowerment

Peter Matambanadzo Senior Reporter
Indigenous churches must continue to promote African values and must not be apologetic in standing and supporting Government initiatives to empower Zimbabweans through owning and exploiting their resources. Minister of Media,

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30 perish on the roads

Mary Kugwa Herald Reporter
A Mufakose woman and her tenant’s daughter died instantly on Saturday afternoon when they were crushed by a truck driven by a joy-riding car-cleaner, bringing to 30 the number of people killed in traffic accidents during the Easter Holiday. 
Gogo Gina Rhodesia (64) and Faith Kujeka (5) were run over while seated in front of the gate at around 4:20pm.
Police spokesperson Inspector Blessmore Chishaka said the driver, identified as Tatenda, had asked the owner of the Toyota truck if he could clean the car for him.
However, Tatenda reportedly later went on a joy-ride that led to the death of the two.
“The driver of a Toyota twincab was driving due East when he lost control of the car killing two people on the spot,” he said.
He said police investigations were in progress.

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President congratulates new Malawian leader

Hebert Zharare News Editor
PRESIDENT Mugabe yesterday congratulated Malawian Vice President Joyce Banda for being appointed President of the Republic of Malawi following the death of President Bingu wa Mutharika last week.
President Wa Mutharika (78) suffered a cardiac arrest on Thursday.
In a statement yesterday, President Mugabe said Zimbabwe was heartened to note that bilateral relations between Zimbabwe and Malawi continued to blossom.
“On behalf of the Government of Zimbabwe, allow me to extend to you and through you to the Government  and people of the Republic of Malawi, our heartfelt congratulations on your appointment as the President of the Republic of Malawi.
“I take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the strong bilateral ties that exist between our two countries.
“We are heartened to note that bilateral exchanges and trade between our two countries

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Vehicle registration system to change

Thupeyo Muleya and Peter Matambanadzo
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority wants Zimbabwe to revert to the system of a vehicle having a single registration number from first registration to final destruction instead of changing this number with each change of ownership.

The tax authority reckons that the new system allows many to evade paying taxes and makes it very difficult to keep track of cars, especially those that would have been smuggled.
Zimra has engaged the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Infrastructure Development after unearthing massive underhand dealings that could be prejudicing the State of millions of dollars.

Zimra Commissioner General Mr Gershem Pasi on Thursday said the proposal was made after realising that the current system had many loopholes and was subject to abuse by dealers and Central Vehicle Registration workers.
He said under the new suggested order, a vehicle would have one

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DeMbare rumble on

Eddie Chikamhi Sports Reporter
Dynamos ………………………………… (1)1
Liga Muculmana …………………………….0
(Dynamos won 3-2 on aggregate)
IT just keeps getting better and better for Takesure Chinyama.
And, the more that he scores, the more that he is proving wrong his critics who claim he is a fluke and all this madness will