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Handball season kicks off in Beitbridge

THE stage is set for the 2026 Open Season Handball Tournament, which will take place this weekend at Beitbridge Government Primary School.With both male and female teams from across the country set to compete, the tournament promises thrilling action and a showcase of emerging talent in Zimbabwean handball.“This event marks the beginning of our competitive…

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EU commits to Zim health funding

THE European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its commitment to funding and strengthening the country’s health delivery system, with a focus on building resilient institutions and supporting long-term health sector reforms.This comes as the United States (US) is in the process of winding up its health aid to Zimbabwe, after authorities recently rejected US$367 million in…

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Zim annual inflation slows further

ZIMBABWE’S annual inflation rate eased to 3,8 percent in February 2026 from 4,1 percent recorded in January, reflecting continued price stability, according to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat).In its latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report, ZimStat said the year-on-year inflation rate — measured using the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency — declined by 0,3 percentage…

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Man up for US$1,6 million fraud

A HARARE man appeared in court yesterday facing allegations of reselling stands he had already sold to other parties in a scam reportedly amounting to US$1,6 million.Marshal Mutandwa Shadhaya, who is facing two counts of fraud together with two companies he is associated with — Fiona Dambudzo Shadhaya Trust and Rousham Hardware — appeared in…

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Local group to revive boreholes

LOCAL organisation, Women4Water Movement, has partnered with the government to revive water infrastructure in Chitungwiza as the town continues to battle persistent water shortages.The initiative which is funded by Trust for Community Outreach and Education (TCOE), Agence Francaise de Development (AFD) and Terres des Hommes, will benefit the local community and help alleviate water shortages…

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