Life & Arts

Top US film maker heading to Harare

RENOWNED filmmaker Rebecca Green from the American Film Showcase is heading to Harare this month to conduct a workshop for local film producers. Green, whose 2015 films It Follows and I’ll See You in My Dreams collectively grossed a total of US$30 million worldwide, will run the workshop from March 3 to 6 as part…

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Editorial Comment

Economic inequalities, graft obstacles to unity

PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Monday call for Zimbabweans to unite and work towards progress is a timely reminder of the importance of collective effort in achieving national goals. Speaking at the National Heroes Acre during the burial of national hero Tineyi Chigudu, the president emphasised the need for unity in driving progress. While his sentiments are…

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Features

Journalists in housing partnership

Thembinkosi NyathiSTAFF WRITERnyathit@dailynews.co.zw THE Zimbabwe Union of Journalists (Zuj) yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with property developer, Best Option Properties (BOP), in a deal that will provide media personnel with housing stands at affordable prices. Speaking at a press conference in Harare, the Zuj secretary-general, Perfect Hlongwane, said the deal was meant to…

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Sport

Makepekepe make statement of intent

By Cloud Fusire HARARE giants CAPS United have finally shown their hand ahead of what promises to be an intriguing 2025 Castle Larger Premier Soccer League season by unveiling more than a dozen players who include three foreigners. This comes after the Lloyd Chitembwe-coached side lost several key players, among them Soccer Star of the…

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Sport

Campbell rues Chevrons batting woes

Emmanuel Marambe JOHNATHAN Campbell, who had the rare honour of captaining Zimbabwe’s Chevrons on his Test debut, says the team’s batting cost them a first home victory in a decade. The inability to attain good scores on a consistent basis has been the Chevrons’ Achilles heel in recent years and the same problem came back…

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Life & Arts

Dominic Benhura returns to Arizona

By Ashley Moyo moyoa@dailynews.co.zw INTERNATIONALLY-ACCLAIMED sculptor Dominic Benhura is set to return to the United States for his eighth solo exhibition at Zuva Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona, on February 20. The exhibition, to run till March 30, will showcase his signature sculptures of children alongside a new series inspired by African wildlife. “I am looking…

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Float ZiG to calm prices, move Zim. . . key stakeholders urge govt amid economic hardships

IT IS crucial that authorities allow the ZiG to trade freely against the United States dollar, as this will help to stabilise the prices of basic goods in the country and to lift the economy. So said anxious representatives of business and consumers yesterday, who added that floating the exchange rate would ensure the country’s…

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News

Brothers face robbery, rape, attempted murder charges

TWO brothers have been remanded in custody after appearing in the Western Commonage Magistrates’ Court yesterday, facing robbery, rape, and attempted murder charges. Enock and Roy Mukumbi, both artisanal miners from Upper Rangemore, face multiple charges stemming from a string of attacks committed between December 2024 and February 2025 in various suburbs of Bulawayo. The…

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