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NAC targets LGBTQ in HIV fight

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE National Aids Coun­cil (NAC) is intensify­ing efforts to reach the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) community and sex workers to curb HIV transmission. NAC Harare provincial manager Adonijah Muzondiona said the initia­tive aimed to improve access to HIV information, promote awareness, and build an informed community that…

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Zimbabwe clamps down on border fuel

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Masimba Makwembere AUTHORITIES have introduced strict controls on petroleum imports, banning the carrying of fuel in portable containers at borders without a licence in a move to curb the parallel market and enhance safety. In a Statutory Instrument (SI) 59 of 2026 gazetted at the weekend, the government fundamentally changed the rules for travellers and…

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Buffaloes torment Chipinge villagers

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LOCALS in Chipinge’s Bangwe Village are living in fear after two buffaloes escaped from the nearby Save Conserv­ancy and strayed into their area. The Member of Parliament for Mutema-Musikavanhu, Angelina Gata, confirmed to the Daily News at the weekend that the buffaloes were causing havoc in the rural commu­nity. “My office is receiving complaints that…

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Sport

Zimbabwean netball star moves to Malaysia

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Patrick Mubwandarikwa SPORTS WRITER ZIMBABWEAN netball star Thandazile Ndlovu has joined Melaka Mystic in the Malaysia Netball Super League on a short-term contract. Ndlovu’s tenure in Malaysia, which is scheduled from 1 April to 10 May 2026, will kick off once she ends her stint in Sin­gapore’s Deloitte Netball Super League today. The Malaysia NSL…

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Two cops up for US$5k extortion

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RUTENDO NGARA TWO police officers from the Miner­als, Flora, and Fauna Unit appeared in court at the weekend for allegedly demanding a US$5 000 bribe. Taona Zhou and Tinashe Marodza were arraigned before Harare regional magistrate Jesse Kufa, who granted them US$100 bail each. The State alleges that on March 13, 2026, the complainant, Tawanda…

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TNF resists Nssa takeover

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Masimba Makwembere BUSINESS, labour and government are resisting plans to place the National Social Security Author­ity (Nssa) under the regulatory authority of the Insurance and Pensions Commission (Ipec). This comes after the National Assembly and Senate have recently passed the Insurance and Pension Commission Amendment Bill, which, among other things, seeks to strengthen the country’s…

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Sport

Mbane, Musarurwa shine at Mr Novice bodybuilding

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Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER NGQABUTHO MBANE and Albert Musarurwa stole the limelight at the 2026 Mr Novice bodybuilding competition after winning the Senior Men’s and Junior Men’s bodybuilding crowns respec­tively. Mbane and Musarurwa were among a host of athletes who competed in the event which was staged at the Zimbabwe Col­lege of Music in the…

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Mzembi judgement day set for May

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER FORMER minister of Foreign Affairs Walter Mzembi will learn his fate on May 14 regarding charges of criminal abuse of office. The judgment date was pro­nounced on Friday by High Court judge, Justice Benjamin Chikowero. Mzembi is accused of the “il­legal” loaning of public area viewing screens. Defending the move…

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Opinion & Analysis

Police corruption is a deadly cancer

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 THE badge of a police officer is intended to be a symbol of protection, a beacon of justice, and a shield for the vulnerable. Yet, across the globe and within our own borders, that shield is too often tarnished by the corrosive acid of graft. It is against this backdrop that Police Commission­er-General Stephen Mutamba’s…

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