Business

Harare to host investment conference

THE Harare Metropolitan Province will this week host a high-level investment and business conference aimed at attracting both local and international investors to drive the capital’s transformation into a competitive metropolitan hub. The two-day conference, scheduled for September 24-25 at Heritage Village, Wesley, will run under the theme, “Building Bridges: Accelerating Investments towards the Attainment…

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USA to deport more nationals. . . as Washington escalates its blitz on illegal immigrants

THE country is bracing itself for more deportations of Zimba­bweans from the United States of America, after Washington declared many locals there illegal immigrants. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspapert — the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Raphael Faranisi, confirmed yesterday that the US would soon deport…

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Sport

Zim perfect host: ICC

SPORTS WRITER THE International Cricket Council (ICC) has described Zimbabwe has described Zimbabwe as a perfect host. This comes as Zimbabwe has been selected to host the eight-team ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 Africa Qualifier 2025 which will run from 26 September to 4 October. The top two finishers will earn a place in…

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Life & Arts

HKD festival returns with star studded line-up

FREEMAN’s HKD Festival, which made its debut last year, will return for its second edition this October featuring a star studded line-up. Set for Glamis Arena on October 25, the festival will feature performances from Baba Harare who recently announced his return to Jiti music, Killer T, ChillMaster, among others. “The festival will return this…

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‘2030: ED will decide’

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER THE ruling Zanu PF says it is now up to President Emmerson Mnangagwa to determine whether his term of office will be extended beyond 2028. This comes as Zanu PF’s powerful provincial chairpersons also remain dead set on achieving the ruling party’s goal to keep Mnangagwa in high office beyond 2028….

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Cancel Zim debt, churches implore

CHURCH leaders are pleading with the international community to cancel Zimbabwe’s external debt burden of nearly US$15 billion. Marking International Peace Day yesterday, the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) said doing this would free up resources for critical sectors that include health and education. “We urge international partners to consider debt cancellation to alleviate…

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Late minister estate row rages on

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE High Court is set to hear a contested matter regarding the estate of the late Harare Pro­vincial Affairs minister, Oliver Chidawu, where his wife, Spiwe, is challenging the distribution of properties they reportedly amassed together. When Chidawu died in 2022, he left a will that bequeathed an 80 percent…

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‘Traffickers exploit Vietnamese workers’

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER TWO Vietnamese nationals who allegedly trafficked their compa­triots under the pretext of secur­ing them lucrative employment appeared in court yesterday. Huu Dao Phan and his accom­plice, Thi My Quyen Duong, face charges of human trafficking and violating the Immigration Act. They were remanded in custody until today for a bail…

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