Life & Arts

Music producer ends year in style

REAL Music Productions producer, Austine Munyaradzi has released a new riddim titled The Best of Zimbabwe. The new riddim features Mostaff, D Flexx and Hwindi President, just to mention, but a few. For Munyaradzi, who is known in the entertainment circles as Decco Beats, the riddim is an appreciation to music lovers and musicians he…

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Intensify drug abuse fight : Church told

AUTHORITIES have implored the church to partner with relevant government departments to intensify the fight against drug abuse as the scourge is souring in the country. Speaking to the Daily News on the sidelines of a national thanksgiving service held at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) on Sunday, minister of State for Bulawayo Province…

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BCC frets over illegal allocation of vending bays

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has expressed concern over the mushrooming of illegal allocations of over 500 vending bays at the multi-million-dollar Egodini Mall by unauthorised persons. In a statement yesterday, BCC town clerk Christopher Dube said the vending bays would only be allocated to people on the council’s waiting list. “It has come to…

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Sport

HCC prioritises Rufaro Stadium completion

HARARE City Mayor Jacob Mafume says the annual budget recently unveiled by the capital city has prioritised the completion of Rufaro Stadium renovations before the start of the 2024 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season in March. The iconic Rufaro Stadium’s water reticulation system, changing rooms, turf, car park and perimeter fencing have been undergoing…

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Editorial Comment

2024 — focus on economic growth

ZIMBABWEANS have suffered for too long, but remain optimistic there will be change of fortunes for the better. They yearn for an economic turnaround in the country that will spur social development. In this brand new 2024, the citizens want to see change in the way the affairs of the country will be run. They…

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Business

Zimbabwe hosts first World Tobacco Africa Conference

ZIMBABWE is set to host the inaugural World Tobacco Africa Conference in May this year at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) with hundreds of international tobacco dealers expected to attend the event. World Tobacco Africa is owned by Quartz Business Events, who are organisers of the largest network of tobacco-related exhibitions and conferences in…

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Government suspends vehicle import duty for safari operators

AUTHORITIES have suspended the payment of vehicle importation duty by local safari operators with effect from today until December 31, 2025. In the latest Government Gazette, Finance minister Mthuli Ncube said, in consultation with the Tourism minister Barbra Rwodzi, would approve the suspension of duty in respect of “specified new motor vehicles imported for exclusive…

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Zimbabwe hopes for better in 2024… including far less focus on politics

THE government needs to do much more this year to stabilise the country’s economy and to lift the lives of poor citizens, Zimbabweans say. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, various stakeholder representatives also hoped for less toxic politics and greater national focus on the economy in 2024. The spokesperson of the National Consumer Rights…

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‘US$2 million needed for cholera management’

THE World Health Organisation (WHO) says Zimbabwe needed over US$2 million for cholera management through procuring essential case management medicines and supplies. In a statement yesterday, WHO said while funding efforts were appreciated, a critical funding gap needed to be covered. “While generous donations from health resilience fund (US$656 633), central emergency response fund (US$33…

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