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MP Lloyd edcliff Primary many after trouncing his then boss “This donation of computers is
Mukapiko School head and the in Local Government Minister July benefiting learners here and that is
School Develop Moyo becoming MP for the suburb. development and development has
ment Committee nothing to do with politics. We
(SDC) recently snubbed local The legislator had to wait for an mustn’t destroy the future of our
Member of Parliament Lloyd hour before he was attended to by country because of politics, devel-
Mukapiko, who had gone to do- school authorities as the school opment must take precedence,” he
nate laptops at the school from head, “was at home, ill.” said.
his Constituency Develop-
ment Fund. Redcliff SDC is led by Zanu PF He added, CDF is meant to ben-
members who were conspicuous by efit everyone within the constituency
Mukapiko of their absence during the donation regardless of their political affilia-
MDC Alliance ceremony. tions.
was employed
by Redcliff Mu- “I would have been happy to “CDF is meant for constituency
present this donation to the school development and development
nicipality as a development committee. Unfortu- doesn’t locate anyone based on their
former grave- nately, they had their own political political affiliations,” he said.
yard assistant, reasons for staying away from this
surprised event, which is quite unfortunate,” To page 2
said Mukapiko.

2. LOCAL NEWS The paper that digs deeper

Kelvin Kasiwulaya ing the duties that they were bought for roads rehabilitation. two’s we want six tractors, these for the health services depart-
for, each vehicle shall have a track-
In a move aimed at improv ing system for monitoring purposes “We also want to buy six trac- will be for the engineering depart- ment,” said Chikwekwe.
ing service delivery, the City to avoid abuse,” he said. tors though we can phase them in ment and we will need four more #The Sun
of Gweru has purchased a
fleet of three vehicles worth Chikwekwe revealed that the Gweru Acting T.C Commissioning a Nissan Navara
USD$33 000 and is expecting US$33 000 used to purchase the Single Cab meant for service delivery
more tractors early next year, it vehicles came directly from coun-
has been established. cil coffers.

City of Gweru’s Acting Town “We used council money to buy
Clerk, Vakai Chikwekwe and his these vehicles, we are making sure
management team on Monday re- that, when we get money from resi-
ceived one of the three purchased dents and ratepayers, we buy what
cars, a Nissan Navara single cab. is needed for service delivery so
that the people will have confi-
Chikwekwe said the commis- dence in us and see how their
sioning of the vehicle, emphasized money is being used. We are
the local authority’s determination resourcing all the departments that
towards service delivery. should be resourced,” he said.

“Central to the purchase of the The city is also expecting the
three vehicles is the improvement delivery of a new tipper truck and
of our service delivery system, has plans to purchase new graders,
two of the vehicles shall be as well as tractors.
handed over to the engineering de-
partment and one to the Finance “We have another tipper com-
department. ing in 8 to 10 weeks’ time, so we
have three tippers that will service
“For the purposes of account- the city in the beginning of the year
ability, each car will have a spe- if we are allowed to sell our land,
cific driver whose only duty is to we want to buy graders, if possible,
drive, we don’t want to have a sce- a Li gong, CAT or a Champion
nario where a plumber drives the grader as they are durable and ef-
car or to see our cars parked at ficient so that we can service our
beer halls at night or not perform- roads and not rely on other people

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CONGRATULATIONS From Page 1 “We had a similar situa-
tion in nearby resettlement
His Worship the Mayor This is not the first time areas in Grasslands. How-
Councilor H. Kombayi, Zanu PF supporters have re- ever, we managed to re-
jected the opposition MPs solve our differences and
Councilors and donation. we are now working to-
Management would like gether. We decided to
The Sun prioritise development
to congratulate ahead of partisan politics.
Miss C. Ndawana The paper that
for attaining the Silver digs deeper “Despite the fact that
award at the Gender only 28 people voted for me
EDITOR- IN - CHIEF in Grasslands, I have gone
Links SADC Willie Mponda on to construct a classroom
Summit on Gender block in that ward. This was
Centres of Excellence. SUB-EDITOR after a realisation that there
Tendai Chifunyise were a few schools in the
Miss C. Ndawana area,” he said.
SENIOR REPORTER
MAKOROKOTO!!! AMHLOPHE!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! Kelvin Kasiwulaya Mukapiko added that he
has since roped in people
REPORTERS who contested against him
Ashley Suruma in the 2018 elections.
Tashinga Madzingira
Anotidaishe Chivhenge Edmore Gotora, who
represented ZIPP and
PHOTO JOURNALIST Brenda Moyo NPF are now
Abijah Makuluni part of his constituency de-
velopment committee, “be-
MARKETING cause I want them to con-
Vimbai Nyamukutu tribute in the development
of the constituency. I want
PUBLISHER the idea which they had to
Community Newspapers of be put into effect.”

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The paper that digs deeper LOCAL NEWS 3.

From left Dultrut Pro Bono Chairman Professor
Emeritus N.M Bhebe and
Dultrut C.E.O Mr U.K Dube

Kelvin Kasiwulaya timber and nails. unlike the old fixed rollers both guide the Dultrut Industrial and Manufacturing
roofing tradition here at metal and make the necessary Engineer Petunia Musimhi
For decades, Zimba Dultrut ,we work hand in hand bends. As the strip of metal
bwean Architects, with the customer specifying travels through the roll-form- "As Dultrut Roofing, we believe in
Builders, and Car what they want in terms of ing machine, each set of roll- innovation and our duty is to proffer
penters had no quantity, lengths, effective ers bends the metal a little
choice but to use standardized widths, designs and colors. more than the previous station solutions to modern problems,
roofing sheets which in most of rollers. This progressive especially in the
cases did not match their con- In a nutshell, we offer our method of bending metal en- roofing industry.
struction design. With this in clients nothing but the best cus- sures that the correct cross-
mind, Gweru-based roof sheet tom-made roofing sheets de- sectional configuration is Dultrut Roofing C.E.O Mr. UK Dube and Dultrut
manufacturing company signed to fit any unique spe- achieved, while maintaining P.A Mrs M.M Dube at Dultrut ZITF stand
"Dultrut Roofing" is now cific demand" he said. the cross-sectional area of the
making customized roofing work piece. Typically operat-
sheets, Q-tiles, and ridges that Dultrut Industrial and Manu- ing at speeds between 30 to
can be tailor-made to fit any facturing Engineer Petunia 600 feet per minute, roll form-
architectural design. Musimhi said it was time for ing machines are a good
the construction industry to choice for manufacturing
Using, six high-tech roll- embrace technological innova- large quantities, For all other
forming machines, Dultrut tions for the smart transforma- products the process is basi-
Roofing manufactures roof- tion of the industry. cally the same," she said.
ing sheets that have no stan-
dard length or measurement "We take pride in solving all Since its establishment in
but can be adjusted and cut to your roofing problems, it is 2019, Dultrut Roofing has won
any length to suit the con- time to forget the ordinary and various accolades including
structional preferences and re- embrace the uniqueness and the 2021 Zimbabwe Chamber
quirements. innovation that we offer. Not of Commerce (ZNCC) innova-
only do we manufacture roof- tion award, the roof sheet
In an interview, the ing sheets from scratch with manufacturer is also a regular
company's, Chief Executive the highest quality of 0.4mm participant of the Zimbabwe
Officer, Mr Upenyu Kudzai thickness of plain coil steel Iinternational Trade Fair
Dube said it was now time to sheets, but we also offer toll- (ZITF)
move away from the ‘old 12 manufacturing opportunities
feet roofing sheets tradition’ whereby customers can bring As a competant manufac-
and embrace new and innova- in their steel coils (0.25mm to turer, Dultrut’s manufacturing
tive inventions. 0.8mm) for processing at a processes are guided by ISO
nominal fee/charge. 9000:2015.
"As Dultrut Roofing, we
believe in innovation and our Engineer Musimhi ex- Dultrut Roofing works in
duty is to proffer solutions to plained how their high-tech tandem with President
modern problems, especially roll-forming machines manu- Emmerson Mnangagwa’s vi-
in the roofing industry. cur- facture different products rang- sion of an upper middle-in-
rently there are individuals ing from IBR sheets, Q-tile come economy for Zimbabwe
who are wasting money and sheets, bull noses, and curved by 2030, meaning all the con-
resourses using the ridges. ditions that lead to industrial-
standardised “12 feet sheets,” ization and modernization
which are costly as one would "For Q-tile sheets, the roll- have to be fulfilled through in-
require more roofing sheets, forming machine bends metal novation.
at room temperature using a
number of stations where

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CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Mr Vakai Chikwekwe
Top CEO Gold Class Award

Kelvin Kasiwulaya Individuals who win the CEO Gold
Class award would have helped
ity of Gweru's Chikwekwe also noted their organizations achieve stron-
Acting Town that discipline was the cor- ger financial performance, tangible
Clerk, Vakai nerstone of organizational results and goals as well as overall
Douglas success. success for their organization.
Chikwekwe scooped the
2022, CEO Gold Class "I also ensure that there The Sun 09 - 15 December 2022
Award at a ceremony is discipline within the or-
hosted by the Zimbabwe ganization so that every
CEO'S Network in employee from top man-
Harare. agement to shop flow are
The prestigious award accountable for their day-
goes a long way in honor- to-day work and also with
ing Chikwekwe's im- regard to the execution of
mense contribution to- performance contracts
wards improved service which have been intro-
delivery in the City of duced by the government,
Gweru. people have to perform,
In an interview, people have to be mea-
Chikwekwe said he was sured people have to be ac-
humbled and thrilled to countable, he said.
receive such a prestigious
accolade. Individuals who win the
"I feel very humbled CEO Gold Class award
and thrilled at the same would have helped their or-
time in regard to the ganizations achieve stron-
award and I did not real- ger financial performance,
ize that I had the potential tangible results and goals
that others have seen in as well as overall success
me and it is only other for their organization.
people who can judge.
"My only secret is hard The Zimbabwe CEO's
work, put all your dedica- Network is an exclusive
tion on the issues of ser- CEO peer group organiza-
vice delivery and have a tion that leads opportuni-
team, be a team player and ties for learning and devel-
let others also lead whilst opment through peer group
you lead, to be hands-on meetings facilitated by ex-
when it comes to service perienced CEO Group
delivery, one has to be in- Leaders, targeted one-to-
volved," he said one mentoring, a custom-
ized curriculum, and fo-
cused learning events
throughout the year.

The paper that digs deeper LOCAL NEWS 5.

Tashinga Madzingira through Rural Electrification Rural Electrification Fund
Fund. has electrified a total of 1090
he Deputy Minis institutions, 114 of which are
ter of Energy and Addressing guests at the in Chirumhanzu district.
Power develop commissioning ceremony This project has benefited
ment honourable held at Chirumanzu Primary three primary schools, one
Magna Mudyiwa ap- School, Magna Mudyiwa business Centre, one clinic,
plauded the success of a commended the Rural Elec- and four villages. house-
rural electrification scheme trification Agency on their holds around these areas are
that was implemented in continuous efforts in electri- now eligible for electrifica-
Chirumhanzu, which saw fying rural areas in the prov- tion as well." She said.
villages, primary schools, a ince and highlighted that
clinic, and business center Chirumanzu had benefited Even though there has
being electrified. enormously. been significant progress in
A total of four villages, the electrification of rural
three primary schools, a "It is an honor to be com- areas, it is not as good as the
clinic, and one business missioning the Kumboedza ministry had hoped. Accord-
center were electrified to Mutya primary school ing to Honourable Madyiwa,
electrification project. In the the allocated financial re-
Midlands province alone the

Deputy Minister of Energy and Power
development honourable Magna
Mudyiwa

sources have proved to be in member Patridge Dhemera,
short supply concerning the gave a speech appreciating
completion of the electrifi- the support of the state and
cation projects as expected community in making the
and encouraged the residents project a success.
to also initiate their own
electrification projects in "I would like to thank
order to alleviate work load you for your political and
of the Rural Electrification policy support to REF as
Agency as they are facing well as the REA staff,
monetary challenges and a ZETDC and the commu-
dire workload. nity for having worked
collaboratively to achieve
"The financial resources these results. Funds permit-
from the 6 percent electric- ting and with your unwa-
ity levy and appropriations vering support, we think
from the fiscals have not we can achieve our goals as
been adequate over the past per our strategic plan. It is
years. To augment efforts my honor and privilege on
made by the rural electrifi- behalf of The REA board
cation fund, rural communi- and management to hand
ties are encouraged to ini- over this project to you for
tiate their own electrification commissioning and dedi-
projects. Projects in this cat- cating it for use by the
egory include rural villages Denhere community and
and individual homesteads, other adjacent communi-
A1 and A2 farms, rural pub- ties along the project line."
lic institutions and business
centers which are not pre- The CEO of rural elec-
pared to wait for the sched- trification fund Eng. Joshua
uled dates of their projects Mashamba, CEO of ZERA
under rural electrification Mazambane and provincial
program." secretary for midlands
Abiot Maronge assisted
Handing over the project Deputy Minister Madyiwa
to the state officials, Rural in commissioning the
electrification agency board project.

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Ashley Suruma Her trainer Uenice Damiso who
also happens to be a teacher at the
grade two pupil from school was very proud of her and she
Chipindura primary deserved to be recognized.
school in Mashonaland
central stole the lime- "I am happy for her victory, it's her
light at the recently held National first time but she was committed to
Jikinya dance competition where this, she was never late for training
she won the Best female dancer sessions and today she gets her re-
gold award after her spellbound ward, "said Damiso
performance.
Fadzai Dzapasi made a sensa- Another Chipindura primary
tional performance with some ac- school teacher, Farai Meaki show-
robatic moves while performing ered more praises on the girl's name
the traditional Amabhiza dance in and applauded the girl's family for
the company of her schoolmates supporting her.
who were representing
Mashonaland Central at the big "l think she inherited it, they
stage. should support her from home. We
Vice President Constantino hope she will be a specialist in vi-
Chiwenga who was the guest of sual and performing arts a new sub-
honour, also joined in congratulat- ject in the curriculum," said Meaki
ing the young girl and gave her an
undisclosed amount of cash. Another young boy from Wendulu
In an interview, Fadzai could not Primary school did not spare the
hide her joy as her first year in the crowds with his spectacular perfor-
traditional costume had paid di- mance at the same event which got
vide. all spectators on their feet wooing
"I am glad because this is my first and cheering him on.
year and I'm too ecstatic to say a
lot of words at the moment. Jikinya is acting as a cultural in-
cubator for Zimbabwean traditional
dance leaving young Zimbabweans
proud of their culture in face of glo-
balization and cultural erosion.

Jikinya is acting as a cultural incubator
for Zimbabwean traditional dance leaving
young Zimbabweans proud of their cul-

ture in face of globalization
and cultural erosion.

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7. LOCAL NEWS The paper that digs deeper

Ashley Suruma Excellency President E.D
Mnangagwa for putting into
President Emmerson action one of the agendas of the
Mnangagwa recently National Development Strat-
donated 10 wheel egy 1(NDS1) which states that
chairs to the Mid- issues of people living with
lands Province which were Disabilities should be
mainstreamed in all
handed over to beneficiaries programmes so as to realise our
aspirations as a people and to
by Minister of State for Pro- promote facilities that cater for
people with disabilities, ''he
vincial Affairs and Devolu- said.

tion, Midlands Province Sena- Sen Mavhima's speech was
read by his Director Mr
tor Larry Mavhima at Gweru Kudakwashe Machako

sports. Special Advisor on National
Disability issues, Honorable
Speaking at the handover Joshua Teke Malinga, empha-
sized on the importance of
ceremony held at the Gweru people with disabilities as they
contribute 10% of the country's
Sports Club, Sen Mavhima population therefore, they
should be prioritised and not
applauded President

Mnangagwa for the

inclusivity move of donating

10 wheelchairs to the province

saying it fulfills his mantra of

leaving no one and no place

behind.

'' I would like to salute His

marginalized or stigmatized. tioned that the Ministry of
'' It is all our mandate to en- Mines, and Mining Develop-
ment has also agreed to set
sure that people with disabili- aside some mining land for
ties are taken care of and we people with disabilities in the
should work towards including country; however, he encour-
them in all sectors and aged people with disabilities
organisations so that they con- to grab such opportunities so
tribute to the upliftment of the that they can sustain their
economy of Zimbabwe,'' he lives in the future.
said.
One of the Beneficiaries of
Hon Malinga also urged the wheelchairs, Lorrance
people with disabilities to Home expressed his happi-
stand for themselves by advo- ness after being handed a
cating for their rights just like wheelchair that will help his
any other group of people in mobility.
Zimbabwe.
''I am so excited and grate-
He said, doors are open for ful to the President for the
people with disabilities to be wheelchair that he gave to me
included and the National De- because I will now be able to
velopment Strategy number move around on my own with-
one, is also supporting them out bothering people to help
with the government planning me,'' said Home.
to reserve 15% of residential
stands for people with disabili- Former Senator for people
ties in the country. with Disabilities in the Mid-
lands Province Anna Shiri
''We are aiming at observing commended the President for
inclusivity of people with dis- remembering the disabled.
abilities in schools, govern-
ment sectors and other institu- The donation comes a few
tions because we do not want days after the country joined
them to be left behind,''' added the world in commemorating
Hon. Malinga. the International Day of Per-
sons with Disabilities on the
The Special Advisor on Na- 3rd of December.
tional Disability issues men-

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Kelvin Kasiwulaya from ZWL 19 000, for 2023 under the Ministry of Primary
form 1 pupils an extra US$ 20 and Secondary Education.
Parents of pupils who will be part of the enrollment
learn at various sec package. "Therefore, they are bound
ondary schools in by the procedures to be fol-
Gweru will have a At Thornhill a day scholar lowed when making school
tough Christmas and New will have to part away with fees adjustments, that is to say
Year after learning institu- ZWL 165 000 to access sec- approval must be granted by
tions hiked their 2023 fees by ondary education. the ministry before any adjust-
almost 200%. ments are made.
For Form 1 pupils enrolling
An invoice from Chaplin at Ascot High school US$130 "On paying fees in foreign
high school given to day for uniforms is a must before currency, the Government
scholars on closing day re- you pay ZW$ 42 000 for fees. policy position is that fees
vealed that the school had must be paid in Zimbabwean
hiked fees from ZWL$ 15 All primary and secondary dollars at the prevailing inter-
000 to ZWL$ 64 000 and schools that hike fees should bank rate," said The Ministry
parents will have to part with have sought permission from of Primary and Secondary
an extra 49 000 early next the parent ministry. Education spokesperson Mr
year. Taungana Ndoro (Pictured).
"All institutions providing
For Mambo High, school primary and secondary educa-
fees are now pegged at 60 000 tion are reminded that they fall

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LIQUOR ACT

CHAPTER14:12
APPLICATION FOR THE ISSUE OF

PART 11 LIQUOR LICENCE

Notice is hereby given that application in terms of section 53 of the
Liquor Act (Chapter 14:12) will be made to the Liquor Licensing Board,

Harare for the Issue of a Bottle Store Liquor Licence in respect
of premises situated at 951 Northgate Heights, Gweru
Trading as Teenz Bar For Tinashe K. Chikwata

All persons who have any objections to the application may lodge their
objections , in writing with the Secretary of the Liquor Licensing Board

Harare, not later than the 19 December 2022

APPLICANT:

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3148 Mkoba 5
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Patience Nyagato ing free on the streets Mberengwa East
and it is sending the legislator, Honourable
hild sexual ex wrong message in soci-
ploitation and ety." Marko Raidza
gender-based
violence were Community leaders The Sun 09 - 15 December 2022
topical at a men's indaba believe the solution to
held where a pledge to pro- child sexual exploitation
tect the girl child was and gender-based vio-
signed. lence lies within society.
The indaba brought to-
gether men from different Mberengwa East leg-
walks of life to try and find islator, Honourable
a lasting solution to the so- Marko Raidza said,
cial ill. "There is a general belief
Padare acting director, Dr that our culture is bad,
Thando Makubaza said, but I believe it was there
"We want to bring men into to protect our children."
the conversation of what
has been happening. Men "As community lead-
should begin to be part and ers, we have a mandate
parcel of the solution of the of raising awareness on
incidences to this menace the issues and make sure
happening in Zimbabwe." the message gets to the
The call for stiffer penal- heart of the community
ties is universal. so that people can report
"I think if they put life when they see such inci-
sentences for rape perpetra- dences," noted Chief
tors it will help curb this Goromonzi Chikwaka.
menace. It's very disheart-
ening," a participant at the The indaba comes at a
meeting said. time the country is com-
Another echoed, "More memorating 16 Days of
should be done especially at Activism against Gen-
police and courts. Some- der-Based violence,
times we report cases of while a campaign
rape, but a few days later the dubbed Men United
perpetrators are seen walk- against Child Sexual
Abuse and Gender
Based Violence was
launched at the same
event.

9. LOCAL NEWS

The government has cation, Tumisang Thabela during sexually abuse young girls for She says
made an urgent appeal the commissioning of 7 classroom ritual purposes. Women's Coali- there should
to private players who blocks at Cowdray Park primary tion of Zimbabwe Midlands be a stiff pen-
have the capacity to school in Bulawayo. Chairperson Nozipho Rutsate alty for per-
develop new schools to come says some young girls are no petrators of
forward as the country grapples MEANWHILE Women's longer safe in the hands of their gender-based
to cover the three thousand defi- rights activist concerned about relatives. violence
cit. cases of sexual abuse of young
girls for rituals. Ms Rutsate says some men get Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe Midlands
This was said by the Perma- away with abusing women be- Chairperson Nozipho Rutsate
nent Secretary for the Ministry A women's rights activist has cause the victims depend on them
of Primary and Secondary edu- expressed concern about a rise in for survival.
cases involving relatives that

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The paper that digs deeper LOCAL NEWS 10.

BOOMS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
Stand 5534 Mkoba 15
Gweru, Zimbabwe
Cell: 263784 881 009

Mr V.D Chikwekwe Booms Colleges in Regis Mhako As if that is not enough,
Zimbabwe and all artisanal miners in the area
MAKOROKOTO!!! Independent Colleges in ining com are equally careless con-
Midlands joins the entire Gweru munities re firming that behaviour is
main red influenced by uncertainty
comunity in zones for over their fate under-
congratulating Gweru Acting sexually transmitted infec- ground.
tions (STIs), in the wake of
Town Clerk, Mr. Vakai revelations, some women Various organisations
Chikwekwe for being awarded are engaging in rampant including the National
sexual activities with mul- AIDS Council (NAC) have
with the TOP C.E.O GOLD tiple partners. rolled out awareness
CLASS Award. Confessions from a dar- programmes, with the Cen-
ing sex worker in the Etna tre for Sexual Health, HIV
Give your best always. mining area, located some and AIDS (CESSHAR)
30km east of Kadoma will confirming that up to 3 500
We congratulate you for your send shivers down one's sex workers are being as-
achievements. spine. sisted by the organisation.
She says she has been
Inserted By intimate with 200 men "Our catchment area ca-
William Gondo from the same settlement, ters to 3 500 sex workers.
Booms Christian College while her colleague also The challenge is that they
confirms that she has con- are migratory so sometimes
AMHLOPHE!!! tracted STIs several times they miss out on the ser-
after her sexual escapades. vices. We are now provid-
"I have slept with about ing pre-exposure prophy-
200 men here. Sometimes laxis for those who test
repeatedly. They never negative," said Outreach
fight because they under- Services Worker -
stand the game. I however CESSHAR, Audrey
have received education on Chikeya.
prevention methods to re-
duce the risk of infection," "The sex workers are
said Respina katuruza, (not very free to share informa-
her real name). tion with us and they are
"I have been in this area kin to get tested sometimes
for five years and because they receive the necessary
of lack of knowledge then services like ART," said
I bedded some men with- Nursing Counsellor, Tsitsi
out protection and con- Murare.
tracted STIs on several oc-
casions. However that has Sex work is considered
come to an end because I difficult to end completely,
now know about protec- with education on preven-
tion," said Laiza tion and provision of ser-
Mvura,(not her real name). vices to reduce the risk of
HIV and STI transmission
being considered one of the
best approaches to achieve
positive results.

Sex work is considered difficult to
end completely, with education on

prevention and provision of
services to reduce the risk of HIV

and STI transmission being
considered one of the best
approaches to achieve positive

results.

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REGIONAL, TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING The Sun 09 - 15 December 2022
ACT, (CHAPTER 29:12)

NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION IN TERMS OF
SECTION 40 (3) OF THE ACT

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 40
subsection 3(b) and 3(c) of the Regional Town and
Country Planning Act (Chapter 9:12) that an applica-
tion to subdivide Lot 1 of subdivision D of
Clydesdale situated in Gwelo District about 10km to
the South West of Gweru City Centre adjacent to
Mkoba 4 High density area has been lodged with the
undersigned.

The property is bounded by Remainder of Subdivision
D of Clydesdale to the North, West and South; and to
the East by Mkoba 4 high density.

It is proposed to create:

2

- 328 high destity residential stands measuring
average of 200m .

- 1 commercial stand measuring 0.0946Ha
- 2 institutional stands measuring 0.4018Ha
- 2 Buffers measuring 0.329Ha
- Roads measuring 2.6576Ha

1) Lot 1 of subdivision D of Clydesdale is not
covered by the Gweru City Master Plan .The
property in question is zoned
BRICK MOULDING according to the Title
Deed and your proposal brings about material
change of use from Brick Molding to
residential (Urban Development) which then
requires publicity as guided by section 40(3)
(b) and (c) of the Regional Town and Country
Planning Act RTCP (Chapter 9:12).

ii) The property is currently vacant and
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13. LOCAL NEWS The paper that digs deeper

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Could Morocco win to
fulfil Pele's prediction?

The world's biggest party Rabat, Marrakesh, and prac-
took place at Education City tically every capital city in
stadium in Doha on Tuesday Western Europe to celebrate.
night when Morocco upset
Spain in the 2022 Fifa World Even King Mohamed VI
Cup round of 16. joined the jubilant crowds.

The vast majority of the After the team danced,
44,000-strong crowd was hugged and cried in the dress-
overwhelmed by emotion af- ing room, coach Walid
ter Morocco defender Achraf Regragui made an extremely
Hakimi sealed victory with a important declaration in his
cheeky panenka penalty kick. post-match press conference.

Moroccans poured out "At some point in Africa,
into the streets of Casablanca, we have to be ambitious and
why not win the World Cup,

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Kelvin Kasiwulaya watch the Chibuku Super Herentials coach look at Barbourfields sta- revenue.
Cup final between dium it's the home of foot- In 2021 PSL reduced
imbabwean foot Herentials and Bulawayo Kumbirai Mutiwokuziwa is ball because it's accessible to
ball fans are call Chiefs. the people, you also look at gate fees after a public out-
ing upon the Pre also of the same view that the National Sports Stadium cry, the football authority
mier Soccer "Please let's bring back the in Harare it's not accessible had initially pegged the
League (PSL) to reduce fans to the terraces, we call PSL should reduce gate fees compared to Rufaro sta- lowest fee at $20 when fans
gate charges for league upon PSL to allow us to pay dium," said Mutiwekuziwa were allowed into stadiums
matches next year to en- just a dollar for the 2023 sea- to US$1. in October before putting it
courage more supporters to son, the current $US 3, 00 is Newly promoted PSL at $10. After consultation
come to the stadiums. too high, we want to watch I would urge the football rookie Sheasham Football with stakeholders, the
The US$1 gate fee price- our local matches but the fee Club lead supporter League again reduced the
peg proved effective when is too exorbitant for us," said authorities to reduce the cost Luckmore Simbili said gate lowest ticket to $3.
over 10 000 people paid to a Highlanders supporter, takings were the cash cow of
Nkosilathi Tshuma. of matches, so that our fans small teams hence the reduc- As of now, ticket charges
tion of gate fees will attract are pegged at US$3 for the
may have access to local more fans to the terraces al- rest of the ground, US$5
lowing teams to gain more for the grandstands and
matches. US$10 for the VIP section.

Also, match venues are a

great determinant of the

number of fans who attend

our soccer matches. You

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