Life & Arts

Award-winning ‘Nyanga’ lines up two premieres

Ashley MoyoSENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER AWARD-WINNING film Nyanga, which has to date landed 11 awards, two nominations, and a couple of official selections, has lined up premieres in Masvingo and Mutare. The film, directed by acclaimed filmmaker Eddie Ndhlovu, is scheduled to premiere in Masvingo on February 14 and Mutare on March 1. The upcoming events…

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Editorial Comment

Address water, sanitation issues

MUTARE has joined the long list of Zimbabwean cities and towns facing challenges to access clean water. Yesterday we carried a story in which the Eastern city revealed that its Odzani water treatment plant was experiencing operational challenges which have significantly limited its water treatment capacity. As a result, the city is currently unable to…

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Sport

DeMbare unfazed by looming player exodus

Cloud Fusire SPORTS WRITER DYNAMOS coach Loyd Chigove says they are not losing sleep over the potential departure of several key players during the transfer window set to open tomorrow. The Glamour Boys who will be fighting on three fronts next season, namely the Castle Lager Premiership, Caf Confederation Cup and the Chibuku Super Cup,…

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Business

Zimbabwe, Zambia collaborate to enhance SMEs growth

ZIMBABWE and Zambia have entered into a Small to Medium Enterprises (SME)s cooperation agreement which the two countries believe will unlock new trade and investment opportunities between them. Speaking after the two countries had signed the agreement, Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the partnership would boost the two…

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News

Machete gang gets away with gold carbon valued at US$22 400

A GANG of seven unidentified machete robbers pounced on a mine in Filabusi and got away with gold carbon valued at US$ 22 400 on Friday last week. Police spokesperson Paul Nyathi yesterday confirmed the case, saying investigations were underway. “Police in Gwanda are investigating a case of robbery which occurred at a mine in…

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Top Stories

Zimbabwe hopes for a better 2025… many praying that the ZiG, prices will stay stable

By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE government should work harder next year to further improve the lives of hard-pressed ordinary Zimbabweans, key stakeholders said yesterday. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — following a challenging 2024, the stakeholders implored authorities to especially focus a lot more on the stability of the…

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Heavy rains set to continue

By Brandon Josphat josphatbl@dailynews.co.zw THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) of Zimbabwe says most parts of the country will continue to receive heavy rains characterised by thunderstorms throughout this week. This comes as over the weekend the highest amounts of rain were received in areas such as Mutema in Chipinge, Manicaland Province which recorded 78mm while…

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Coltart bemoans Bulawayo’s ‘annus horribilis’

BULAWAYO mayor, David Coltart has described the year 2024 as one of the most challenging years for the city in recent memory. The city, already burdened by decades of neglect, has faced several crises, including severe water shortages, and the heavy toll of central government policies, Coltart said. “An assessment or reflection on the year…

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President begins annual leave

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has begun his annual month-long official leave with effect from today. The president’s vacation was announced yesterday by the acting chief secretary in the office of the president, George Charamba. “He plans to spend his vacation in the country, and will be available for commitments requiring his personal attention, both as State…

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