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CLOUD FUSIRE Senior Sports Writer ZIFA president Nqobile Magwizi has thrown his weight behind Warriors coach Marian ‘‘Mario’’ Marinica despite the team’s early exit at the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals in Morocco last month. Marinica who took over from Michael Nees in November last year failed in his immediate task to take the…
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Senior Lifestyle Witer THERE is a proverb that says, “A river that forgets its source will dry up.” For Atenda Chinx — daughter to the late Dickson ‘Cde Chinx’ Chingaira — remembering the source is not a choice — it is her identity. With 2026 just begun, Zimbabwean music lovers find themselves asking one question…
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RECENTLY, we carried a story about a 56-year-old Gweru man, Farai Zindonda who was found dead from a gunshot wound in circumstances police say suggest suicide. According to Midlands provincial police spokesperson inspector Emmanuel Mahoko, Zindonda was found lying in a pool of blood with a gunshot wound to the head, with a 303 rifle…
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THE Horticulture Development Council (HDC) says costs, tight regulation and strict compliance measures are hampering horticulture production in the country. Speaking to Daily News on Sunday, HDC chief executive Linda Nielsen said plans were underway to engage the Treasury so that they can map a way forward that will promote maximum horticulture production. “We’re in…
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THE Jimayi Muduvuri Foundation yesterday received an assortment of goods from the Allied Tobacco Farmers for Economic Development which will benefit its members. The foundation focuses on empowering Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and improving healthcare in Zimbabwe. Speaking at the handover ceremony in Harare, the coordinator for the foundation, Chiyedzo Dhimbo, said there was need…
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BRANDON JOSPHAT Chief Writer AUTHORITIES have set an ambitious target to more than double Zimbabwe’s power generation capacity from 2 950 megawatts to 6 000 megawatts by 2030, anchored on a mix of government- and private sector-led projects. This comes as the country continues to endure prolonged power outages caused by ageing infrastructure, climate change-induced…
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Political Editor RIVAL opposition outfits must unite now or forget about stopping Zanu PF’s 2030 drive or having any chance in the fast-approaching 2028 national elections. This fresh warning from distraught opposition stalwarts comes as the ruling party’s at war political opponents have arguably hit their lowest point since the late Morgan Tsvangirai fronted the…
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AUTHORITIES have arrested the chief suspect in the gruesome murders of Guruve villagers. National police spokesman, Paul Nyathi, confirmed last night that the security forces, who included soldiers, had finally nabbed Anymore Zvitsva — after a wave of heinous acts — whose death toll had reached 12. This followed an intensified hunt last week, for…
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RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Writer ONE of Masvingo’s biggest dams, Tugwi-Mukosi, spilled yesterday following heavy rains received in the province. The Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) confirmed the development yesterday, adding that people who reside downstream should be on high alert. “Tugwi-Mukosi dam is now at 100 percent capacity, as of January 3, the dam…
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