Life & Arts

‘I have run my race at Zimura’

ALBERT Nyathi is one of the country’s foremost arts luminaries, whose tireless efforts have helped place local poetry and music on the global stage.Beyond his work as a performer, Nyathi is a respected philanthropist, academic and accomplished arts administrator.Daily News’ Senior Entertainment Writer Ashley Moyo recently sat down with him to reflect on his career…

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‘O’ Level national pass rate improves

Tapiwa Chirume THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) yesterday announced the release of the November 2025 Ordinary Level examination results, with the national pass rate rising to 35.26 percent, up from the 33.12 percent recorded in 2024.Announcing the results in Harare, Zimsec board chairperson Paul Mapfumo said the improvement reflected steady progress across most candidate…

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From power cuts to solar grids

AS PERSISTENT power shortages continue to afflict much of Africa, Zimbabwe included, solar energy has emerged as a critical alternative for households and businesses alike.In Zimbabwe, the rapid uptake of solar solutions has reshaped daily life and commercial operations, offering a more reliable and cost-effective source of power amid ongoing electricity supply constraints.Against this backdrop,…

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Court orders release of land report

Rutendo NgaraSENIOR STAFF WRITER IN a landmark ruling, the High Court has ordered President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the Attorney-General Virginia Mabiza to release the 2005 land audit report.The ruling, delivered by Justice Maxwell Takuva in December last year, compelled the government to publicise the findings of the Commission of Inquiry into the sale of state…

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Sport

Double gold for Zim atITF/CAT Junior tourney

Emmanuel Marambe THE country’s junior tennis stars shone at the ITF/CAT Southern Africa Junior Championships in Gaborone, Botswana, winning gold medals.Having reached the quarter-finals of the Boys U14 event, the duo of Joel Badza and Chamakh Zhuwakini ensured they emerged with silverware from the tournament by winning gold in the boys U14 doubles.Badza and Zhuwakini…

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Marezva’s great confession in ‘Vakadzi neDoro’

Nelson MutongiOWN CORRESPONDENT WHEN I listened to Blessing Marezva’s song Vakadzi neDoro, I was reminded of Peter’s Great Confession in the Bible.In his own way, Marezva makes a brutally honest confession, one that speaks not just for himself, but for many men caught in the web of drink and desire.With the line, Ndikabata mari ndonzwira…

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Opinion & Analysis

Ramaphosa no weak president

Cornelius Monama IN the often hyperbolic world of politics, leaders are frequently reduced to simplistic labels that collapse under even the lightest scrutiny.One of the most persistent and misleading narratives about President Cyril Ramaphosa is that he is indecisive, weak or a puppet of white monopoly capital and Western imperialism.This caricature fails not only the…

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China lights up Jairos Jiri Centre

Takudzwa Dhambu IN A display of international cooperation and corporate social responsibility, Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding and his wife, Madame Lyu Renhong, have donated and installed a 12-kilowatt solar system and essential supplies at the Jairos Jiri Centre Primary School in Harare.The donation, which included textbooks, electronic gadgets, and groceries, was aimed at empowering children…

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ED holds key to commission report

IT is now up to President Emmerson Mnangagwa to decide whether the final report of the Commission of Inquiry into the affairs of Harare City Council will be made public after the document was formally submitted to him, Attorney-General Virginia Mabiza has said. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Mabiza said the report was in…

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Notorious machetegang denied bail

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