Life & Arts

Musicians’ accidents spark fan fears

SOFT sungura musician Tatenda Pinjisi has become the latest victim of road accidents in showbiz this year, fuelling growing concern among fans about the safety of Zimbabwean musicians on the road. The rising number of traffic mishaps involving local music stars has cast a shadow over the entertainment industry, with multiple artistes injured in recent…

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Life & Arts

Rain pours down, worship rises at Omemma concert

By Nyasha Kunyiswa NOT even the heavy rains that lashed Harare on Friday could deter thousands of gospel music fans from attending the Omemma Show at Belgravia Sports Club. The event, part of the “Omemma Europe-Africa Tour” headlined by Chandler Moore — lead singer of America’s top worship group, Maverick City — also featured performances…

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Editorial Comment

Corporate rescue: Hope for distressed firms

AS THE economy continues to grapple with challenges, many companies are finding themselves on the brink of collapse. However, a glimmer of hope has emerged in the form of corporate rescue. This legal framework, designed to assist financially distressed companies in restoring solvency and continuing operations, has proven to be a game-changer for several wobbling…

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Business

Stanbic Bank commits empowering small businesses

STANBIC Bank has positioned itself as a leader in the Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) space through its suite of purpose built solutions, including the Africa China Trade Agent Proposition, which connects businesses with trusted suppliers in China while mitigating trade risks. This commitment to empowering Zimbabwean entrepreneurs has earned Stanbic Bank recognition as the…

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News

55 gruesome murders recorded in 2025

A SHOCKING 55 murder cases have been recorded across Zimbabwe since January 1, leaving citizens traumatised and authorities scrambling for answers. According to daily reports issued by the police national spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, since the beginning of the year, cases of murder are on the increase and continue to be of grave concern to authorities…

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Features

SA based couple alleged kidnapper trial date set

THE trial date for suspected kidnapper Moses Nhachi Chademana, who allegedly kidnapped a Zimbabwean couple based in South Africa last year, has been set for April 28. Chademana allegedly connived with Liam Evans, one Sir Peter, and six other South Africans to kidnap Shepherd Sikhosana and his wife Sekayi Adelpha from Pretoria to Harare. Chademana…

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Sport

Harare giants fall…Highlanders dispatch CAPS as Chicken Inn stun Dynamos

Jeffrey Muvundusi and Cloud Fusire Dynamos…………..(0) 0 Chicken Inn……….(0) 1 Highlanders….…….(1) 1 Caps United……….(0) 0 CAPS UNITED’S woes mounted yesterday when they were defeated by Highlanders at Barbourfields Stadium, while their archrivals Dynamos fell to a one-nil loss at the hands of Chicken Inn at Rufaro Stadium on a day to forget for the two…

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Cops fret as learners carry weapons to school

BULAWAYO police have implored parents to guard their children against carrying dangerous weapons in a bid to prevent them from committing murders. This comes as a high school pupil was stabbed by a fellow student in the city last week. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the Bulawayo acting police spokesperson, Nomalanga Msebele, said the…

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