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Zimbabwe’s blind spot in newborn care…as more than 6 700 mothers, babies die during delivery in 2025

Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR THE nation is continuing to face a critical maternal and neonatal health crisis, with the latest statistics showing that the country recorded the deaths of 6 177 babies and 563 mothers last year alone. Surprisingly, Harare reported the highest number of neonatal deaths during the year, in part explained by the…

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Trio up for massive clothes smuggling

RUTENDO NGARA THREE men have been arrested for allegedly smug­gling a massive 30-tonne consignment of clothing from Tanzania. Mallulidi Sultani, Sebastian Mutakwa and James Mugumbati were remanded in custody to July 22, 2026 for a bail application by Harare regional magis­trate Jesse Kufa. Mugumbati is facing an additional charge of impersonating a police officer. It…

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Zanu PF to toast to CAA3 signing

Brandon Josphat POLITICAL EDITOR THE ruling Zanu PF will hold celebratory rallies country­wide this weekend following the recent signing into law of Constitutional Amendment Act Number 3 (CAA3). Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influ­ential newspaper — the party’s national political commissar, Munyaradzi Machacha, confirmed the festivities yesterday. “Following the historic signing…

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Zimbabwe beats massive anthrax vaccination target

ZIMBABWE has surpassed its 2026 target of vac­cinating one million cattle against anthrax after im­munising over 1.02 million animals. Chief Director of Veterinary Services (DVS), Pious Makaya on Wednesday said the campaign had focused on the country’s 24 known anthrax hotspot districts, including Kariba, Hurungwe, Binga, Buhera, Chiredzi and Chipinge. The vaccination campaign forms part…

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Police arrest thousands in national crackdown

CHIEF WRITER MORE than 2 000 suspects have been arrested during a major countrywide po­lice blitz targeting serious crime. The operation, which began on July 13 2026, is targeting serious offences, including murder, drug and substance abuse, attempted murder, robbery, unlaw­ful entry into premises, theft, stock theft, rape, kidnapping, smuggling and assault. Police national spokesperson…

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Don’t kill snakes, pleads wildlife authority

Yvonne Ncube in Bulawayo ZIMBABWE’S wildlife authority has im­plored the public to stop killing snakes, warning that destroying the reptiles threatens critical ecological balance. In a statement marking World Snake Day, com­memorated yesterday, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (Zimparks) said the occasion aimed to raise awareness about the ecologi­cal importance of snakes, promote…

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Mangombe’s daunting task

Emmanuel Marambe LAST season, Genesis Mangombe staged a glorious rescue act at Triangle United, with the Sugar Sugar Boys surviving relegation at the very last minute, and nearly capping off that great escape with a Chibuku Cup triumph, only to be denied by Dynamos.This season, Mangombe finds himself in the same predicament. In the 2025…

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‘Opaque tenders are draining Zimbabwe’

Hazel Marimbizain BULAWAYO THE widespread manipulation of public contracts through opaque bidding and weak oversight is stifling national development and draining the country’s scarce public resources.So says Transparency International Zimbabwe (TIZ), which has implored authorities to do more to strengthen the country’s governance and public procurement systems to mitigate Zimbabwe’s worsening corruption crisis.Speaking during an…

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