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Mapeza lauds Billiat, Musona

SCOTTLAND head coach Norman Mapeza has credited Khama Billiat, Knowledge Musona and other experienced players for helping to make his transition from FC Platinum to Mabviravira seamless.Mapeza, who was appointed head coach of Scottland in December, is currently preparing his team for a debut appearance in the Caf Champions League and the defence of the…

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TSL’s revenue surges to US$45.6m

TSL recorded a 24 percent increase in revenue to US$45.6 million during the year ended October 31, 2025, from US$36.8 million in the comparable period, driven by improved volumes across all business units.The diversified firm’s earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation increased by 70 percent to US$19.3 million during the year under review, while…

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Life & Arts

Macheso thrills Mutoko crowd

SUNGURA kingpin Alick Macheso drew a bumper crowd at Dhana Leisure Centre in Mutoko on Saturday, continuing his early 2026 tour following his opening performance at Club Manake in Ruwa the previous night.Macheso performed a catalogue of his popular songs, including Charakupa, Shedia, Mundikumbuke, Kuhwereketa and Mude Mude, prompting enthusiastic audience participation as fans sang…

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Opinion & Analysis

Regulate boreholes now to prevent deaths

FOR years, the hum of a drilling rig in a Harare suburb was the sound of relief—a sign that a household had finally secured independence from the city’s erratic water supply.But today, that same sound should be met with deep trepidation. Recent data from the Harare City Council (HCC) Health Department has laid bare a…

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Basic goods prices stable

THE prices of basic goods in most shops around the country remain relatively stable, the latest survey by the Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) shows.This is in line with Zimbabwe’s annual inflation which has tumbled to single digits for the first time since 1997 — having fallen to 4,1 percent last month.“CCZ’s low income urban…

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Life & Arts

Tynwald hosts art exhibition

TOP Harare school – Tynwald Primary – has opened a week-long arts exhibition aimed at reinforcing the role of creative subjects within the country’s heritage-based curriculum.Themed “Dreams and Imaginations,” the exhibition to be officially launched on Wednesday, will run from tomorrow to Friday at the school hall and features artworks produced by pupils during the…

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Human rights body decries Mbare misery

THE Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) has raised alarm over gross human rights violations at Harare’s Matapi flats in Mbare, citing “inhuman” living conditions.This comes after the ZHRC on Friday took a tour of Matapi flats, where it observed inhuman living conditions marked by raw sewage, uncollected solid waste and the absence of basic services.Addressing…

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Bribe-seeking soldier appeal dismissed

A FORMER soldier who led a Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) troop during a 2017 community assistance programme and demanded money from two sitting MPs has had his appeal against an abuse of office conviction dismissed.Lawyers Nyaruwata was jailed for five years by a court-martial and appealed the sentence at the Supreme Court.According to court papers,…

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Cousin robber fined for theft

BUSINESSMAN Francesco Marconati is in trouble over allegations of forging company documents and appointing himself as a director.He appeared before Harare regional magistrate Francis Mapfumo on Friday, who remanded him in custody for a full bail application.The State is opposed to bail, arguing Marconati breached conditions barring him from Queens Mine and noting he is…

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