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ANDY MURIDZO’S EX-MANAGER OFFERS 66 CENTS A DAY FOR THE UPKEEP OF TWO CHILDREN
ANDY Muridzo’s former manager, Onisimo Saini, has offered to pay US$10, a month, which translates to about 33 cents a day, for the upkeep of each of his two children. Saini is 33 years old. It could not be establish yesterday whether he took his age...
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MAKORE 8 MWANASIKANA ACHIITIRA WETI PANZVIMBO IMWE CHETE ARI MUMUTI
MWANASIKANA ane makore 13 okuberekwa aigara mumusha waSabhuku Chiripanyanga, kwaMambo Chipuriro, kuGuruve, anoti akaita makore masere achimanikidzwa naambuya vake kukwira mumuti wemuzhanje, umo aizoitira weti, iyo yaichururuka pasi kuenda panzvimbo...
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Cash lifeline for ZCDC
STATE-OWNED diamond miner, Zimbabwe Consolidated Diamond Company (ZCDC), is cautiously optimistic about its future after a recent successful sale injected much-needed cash flow to sustain operations. The company has endured a difficult six months,...
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New era in Zim-Ghana ties
THE signing of 10 Memoranda of Understanding between Zimbabwe and Ghana heralds the beginning of a new era in the two countries’ relations, anchored on economic cooperation and partnerships, reflecting their shared determination to improve the lives...
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FROM LIBERATION TIES TO ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP
ZIMBABWE and Ghana are repositioning their long standing liberation ties into a strategic economic partnership, with President Mnangagwa saying the two countries are now focused on translating shared history into tangible cooperation across key...
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Constitution Bill hearings begin across districts
PARLIAMENT is deploying 11 teams throughout the country to conduct public hearings for the Constitution of Zimbabwe (Amendment No. 3) Bill, 2026 which start tomorrow. The public hearings mark a critical stage in Zimbabwe’s constitutional reform...
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Ingutsheni’s new armour for war on drugs
INGUTSHENI Central Hospital is set for a major transformation into a centre of excellence for mental health services, as Government intensifies efforts to modernise the country’s health delivery system in line with national development...
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AI and artisans can co-exist
AS artificial intelligence accelerates transformation of the global economy, one uncomfortable truth is becoming clearer: the traditional hierarchy that elevated white-collar professions above technical and manual trades is being fundamentally...
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Zim’s donor dependency syndrome shocker
ZIMBABWE’S heavy reliance on nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) for many years could see the country losing out on the latest groundbreaking HIV and Aids intervention by the United States’ President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (PEPFAR), with the...
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2030: ED loyalist in trouble
Local Government minister Daniel Garwe (pictured) could be heading into political turbulence after Youth minister Tino Machakaire seemed to target him for attack, threatening to bash him publicly if he continued to harass other Zanu PF...
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Volatile tax regime sparks corporate rebellion ... as legal battles mount
ZIMBABWE’S volatile fiscal environment is fast morphing into a corporate crisis, with major companies not only publicly condemning government’s “highly-complex and punitive” tax laws, but also launching a wave of legal challenges against the...
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New framework to attract IFS gazetted
GOVERNMENT has launched a new regulatory framework aimed at establishing the country as a regional hub for international financial services. The Banking (International Financial Services Centre) Regulations, 2025 (SI29 of 2025), gazetted this week,...
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