Business

NetOne partnership drives MatNorth development

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THE government and NetOne partnership has delivered vital in­frastructure, education, and health projects across Matabeleland North province. Addressing a media briefing yesterday, Matabeleland North Provincial Affairs and Devolu­tion minister Richard Moyo said the collaboration with NetOne reflected the Second Republic’s commitment to inclusive develop­ment, ensuring that no community is left behind. “NetOne, working with the…

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Gold miner relocates Shurugwi graves

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MINING company Chenxi Chengetayi Investment plans to move graves to facilitate gold min­ing operations in Shurugwi, Midlands province. Chenxi said yesterday that those with relatives of the graves need to come for­ward to register an appeal. “A notice is made in line with the Cemeteries Act … by Chenxi Chengetayi Investments Pvt Ltd through Zi-Heritage…

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Government slashes vehicle fees

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Hazel Marimbiza, Brighton Muronzereyi and Tapiwa Chirume AUTHORITIES have slashed a raft of vehicle ownership fees, as part of ongoing reforms that began last year, aimed at lifting the country and its economy. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the chairperson of the Zimbabwe Public Transport Organisation (ZPTO), Sam…

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Rising fares burden commuters

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Tapiwa Chirume COMMUTERS are struggling with sharp fare increases in high-density suburbs despite stable fuel prices nationwide. This comes as fares in most high-density suburbs in Harare and Chitungwiza, which previously stood at US$1, have surged to between US$1,50 and US$2 per trip, despite fuel prices remaining relatively stable. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday,…

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Superstition delays drowned girl search

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TAPIWA CHIRUME A MANICALAND mother failed to report her daugh­ter’s drowning, believing mermaids would return her unharmed. Confirming the incident, Manicaland acting police spokesperson Wiseman Chinyoka said a formal report was only made the following day after a villager dis­covered the girl’s body floating in the river. “The 16-year-old, Eunice Mayo, drowned in Um­vumvumvu River…

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Sport

‘NSS to be ready for PSL kick-off’

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Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER THE National Sports Stadium will be ready to host local top flight matches by the start of the 2026 Castle Lager Pre­mier Soccer League campaign, perma­nent secretary in the Ministry of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Nicholas Moyo has said. This, according to Moyo, will set the stage for the giant…

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Life & Arts

Top filmmaker hails 3Ktv

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Angela Mtombeni ENTERTAINMENT WRITER TOP filmmaker — Slimie — born Thompson Muzondiwa, has praised the country’s leading independent national television station — 3Ktv — for giving local produc­ers valuable exposure and reach. His remarks follow the success of his latest television series, Complicated Af­fairs, which airs on 3Ktv, and contin­ues to receive favourable reviews. Slimie…

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Stop exploiting parents

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AS THE sun rises tomorrow, the gates of schools across the country will swing open. For many children, it is a day of hope and new beginnings. But for the Zimbabwean parent, it is a day of reck­oning — a culmination of weeks of anxiety, desper­ate borrowing, and the crushing realisation that the “right to…

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Government calls Chief Murinye to order

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THE government has moved to rein in Masvingo traditional leader Chief Murinye, saying he has no authority to obstruct development, as they allowed a private school in the area to continue operating. The dispute arose after Chief Murinye, born Elias Munodawafa, allegedly blocked the access road leading to businessman Philemon Mutangiri’s Riverton Academy on Sunday,…

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Short on numbers courts on the rack…fears that this may be compromising Bench’s work quality

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Rutendo Ngara and Yvonne Ncube THE judiciary is continuing to grapple with an acute shortage of judges and magistrates, which is negatively impacting the finalisation of court cases in the country, Chief Justice Luke Malaba has said. Officially opening the 2026 legal year in Harare yesterday, the concerned Malaba lamented the fact that the decentralisation…

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