Business

RTG hosts German buyers

HOSPITALITY group, Rainbow Tourism Group (RTG), is hosting a delegation of German buy­ers ahead of the 2025 Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo, which runs from September 10 to 12 in Mutare. This year’s expo, themed “Devolving Sustainable Tourism Development — Our Future,” aims to highlight the importance of regional tourism growth and responsible development. RTG chief…

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News

Harare’s water woes to ease

HARARE City Council is set to receive a critical boost to its water supply, with the council scheduled to draw water from Kunzvi Dam in October in line with the expected start of the rainy season. Addressing residents during a pre-budget consultative meeting in Mount Pleasant recently, mayor Jacob Mafume confirmed that the dam —…

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Sport

Warriors date Wasps . . . Nees’ men shift focus to Afcon preps

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWE’S War­riors face off against Rwanda in a 2025 Fifa World Cup Qualifier at Orlando Stadium in Johannesburg today with the Michael Nees-coached side looking to kick-start their build up to the upcoming continental football showcase, the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon). The match gets underway at 1500hrs. The…

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Life & Arts

Jiti fans hail Baba Harare’s return

Anesu Mirisawu and Ashley Moyo SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERS FANS of Jiti music have welcomed Baba Hara­re’s decision to return to the popular traditional genre after months of focusing on gospel. The musician, born Braveman Chizvino and also known as King David in gospel dome, announced his comeback in a social media post that has since…

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Editorial Comment

Research critical in mental health crisis

A ROBUST scientific research is urgently needed to understand the underlying causes of the rising mental health crisis in Zimbabwe. While anecdotal evidence points to a link between socio-economic hardships and mental distress, a comprehensive, data-driven study is essential to move beyond assumptions and develop effective, evidence-based solutions. Without this critical research, any policy or…

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Answer our call, league begs ED…as 2030 push hots up ahead of Zanu PF conference in October

THE Zanu PF women’s league has once again implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa to acceed to the ruling party’s calls for him to extend his stay in power beyond 2028. Speaking in Harare yesterday, during the launch of the Presiden­tial Empowerment Fund for the league, its secretary Mable Chinomona said the thus-far-unyielding Mnangagwa should listen to…

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Business

Funding stifles women’s businesses

THE government has expressed concern over the persistent hurdles faced by women-led businesses in accessing capital, stating that a lack of finances is stifling their growth. Speaking during a business conference in Bulawayo at the weekend, the minister of Women Affairs, Monica Mutsvangwa, said a lack of capital remained the biggest obstacle stalling women’s participation…

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