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Zimbabwe braces for harsh winter chill

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ZIMBABWEANS should brace for colder temperatures as winter conditions set in across the country, with the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) urging households, farmers, and live­stock owners to take precau­tionary measures against the seasonal chill. The country has started expe­riencing a cold spell, with many Zimbabweans saying the notice­able drop in temperatures signals the onset of…

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‘Zanu PF operates very transparently’...ruling party asserts, insists that succession is not an issue

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Brandon Josphat and Brighton Muronzereyi THERE are currently no succession discussions within Zanu PF, with the ruling party’s focus solely on fulfilling President Emmerson Mnan­gagwa’s vision and reforms agenda. So reasserted Zanu PF’s national party spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, last week despite the growing and animated tittle-tattle over the issue in the country and within the…

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Gary Tight shares musical journey in concert

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Angela Mtombeni ENTERTAINMENT WRITER AFRO-POP musician Gary Tight is set to reconnect with his fans in a deeply personal way through his upcoming concert, The Tight Journey Volume 1. The concert, scheduled for May 29 at Theatre in the Park in Harare, will also feature performances from celebrated musicians Mathias Mhere, his father Willom Tight,…

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Magwizi pledges higher standards

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Patrick Mubwandarikwa SPORTS WRITER NEWLY-ELECTED Cosafa Executive Committee mem­ber, Nqobile Magwizi has pledged to champion higher standards, professionalism, and stronger commercial growth in Southern African football. Zifa president Magwizi was voted in as one of the four Cosafa executive com­mittee members during the regional body’s elective congress held in Harare on Sunday, which was graced…

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Harare seeks private partners for flats

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CHIEF WRITER AUTHORITIES are seeking private sector partner­ships and commercial joint ventures to accelerate the construction of flats in various parts of Harare, as part of efforts to address the growing demand for urban housing. This comes as the country has a backlog of 1.2 million houses nationwide, and officials are looking forward to eradicating…

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Macheso, Makhadzi set for double festival showcase

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Anesu Mirisawu SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER SUNGURA kingpin Alick Macheso and South Africa’s Makhadzi are set for a thrilling double engagement this July. The celebrated duo are expected to first share the stage on July 11 at the Silala Festival at Harmony Park in South Africa, before reunit­ing again on July 31 for the inaugural Cheso…

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Gardener caged for posing as soldier

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RUTENDO NGARA A GWERU Polytechnic gardener who allegedly masqueraded as a soldier and duped a desperate job seeker out of US$100 after promis­ing him employment in the Zimba­bwe National Army (ZNA) appeared in court on Friday. Hardlife Nyoni pleaded guilty to impersonating a soldier and was remanded in custody until today for sentencing. He appeared…

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Police bust fake medicine manufacturing plant

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Tapiwa Chirume AN illegal medicines manufacturing operation has been uncovered in Zimre Park, Harare, after a tip-off from the public led authorities to a residential property allegedly being used to produce counter­feit health products. The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) yesterday said the operation was exposed last Thursday following a complaint received in 2025…

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Air Force reclaims disputed golf course

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Tapiwa Chirume THE Air Force of Zimbabwe has warned the public against buying or selling residential stands at Hatfield Golf Course in Harare, saying the property remains a protected military area and is not available for private development. This comes after the government last week issued a notice of a pro­posal to convert a golf…

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