Features

Tap global talent to transform sport — Gore

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ONE and a half years after his high-profile bid for Zimbabwe’s football presidency, Marshal Gore remains a central figure in the crusade to revolutionise the country’s sport through international integration.The UK-based media executive and sports diplomat is currently spearheading a multi-pronged strategy to bridge the divide between local infrastructure and the vast reservoir of talent…

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State demands order in land use

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TAPIWA CHIRUME THE government has directed provincial authorities across the country to submit detailed reports on areas affected by the controversial “Sabhuku Deals,” as part of a nationwide crackdown on the illegal parcelling out of communal land by traditional leaders and other local actors. This comes after the minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe, earlier…

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Business

Unifreight beats profit estimates

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KUDZANAI GEREDE UNIFREIGHT Africa (Unifreight) profit before tax reached ZiG3,8 million against a projected loss of ZiG11,4 million during first-quar­ter ended March 31,2026, driven by higher transport volumes, im­proved fleet utilisation and strate­gic investments. The Zimbabwe Stock Ex­change-listed logistics group re­ported sales of ZiG211 million during the period under review representing a 79 percent in­crease…

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Opinion & Analysis

Opposition must unite or perish

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 THE recent dismissal of a proposed broad opposition alliance by former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa is a movie Zimbabweans have seen before, and the ending is always the same, a frag­mented opposition, a jubilant ruling party, and a citi­zenry left out in the cold. While Chamisa is undoubtedly a significant figure…

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Diaspora called home to build nation

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BRANDON JOSPHAT AUTHORITIES have called on Zimbabweans living abroad to actively contribute toward the country’s development through investment, innovation, and skills transfer.Speaking during the Zimbabwe Diaspora Investment and Skills Forum in Birmingham on Friday, the minister of Youth Empowerment, Development, and Vocational Training, Tino Machakaire, said Zimbabweans in the diaspora have a critical role to…

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News

New water project brings Gutu relief

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GIVEN MUFORI THE United States government, in partnership with Zimbabwe, has commissioned the Jori piped water scheme in Gutu, a project expected to provide safe and reliable water to about 20 000 people in drought-prone communities.The scheme, commissioned under the Tsungai Project in Ward 13, is part of a US$2 million emergency intervention funded by…

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‘Church vital in politics, national development’

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TAPIWA CHIRUME THE church plays a critical role in politics and national development, with religious leaders expected to help shape public values, national unity and social transformation, Zanu PF national political commissar Munyaradzi Machacha has said.Speaking in Harare yesterday during the launch of three books — Church and Politics in Contemporary Zimbabwe, Black Minds &…

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Waste firm studies Italian green technology

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BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI OFFICIALS from Geo-Pomona Waste Management are in Italy on a learning mission to acquire advanced waste management technologies for adoption in Zimbabwe as part of efforts to modernize the country’s environmental management systems.Speaking to the media over the weekend, Geo-Pomona executive chairman Delish Nguwaya said the European tour was part of broader efforts…

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