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58k citizens repatriated home

BRANDON JOSPHAT MORE than 58 000 Zimbabweans have been repatriated from South Africa as government-led reintegration efforts gather significant momentum.This comes amid an influx of thousands into the country, among them locals and foreigners headed for their home countries such as Malawi and the Democratic Republic of Congo.The government is also ramping up its stringent,…

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Man dies after alleged mob assault

YVONNE NCUBE A 34-YEAR-OLD man allegedly died after being brutally assaulted by a group of people who accused him of theft at Killarney Squatter Camp in Bulawayo.The deceased, Shaidu Mbandulila, is reported to have died after he and another man were attacked by several suspects at Musimboti Stands in Killarney on June 29 at about…

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Business

Zim exports are flying up

Kudzanai Gerede THE country’s export earnings are set to increase to US$20 billion this year, a massive 23 percent up from the US$16,2 billion realised in 2025. Harare-based think tank, Africa Economic Devel­opment Strategies (AEDS), also says Zimbabwe’s exports will likely hit US$25 billion at the end of next year. Speaking at AEDS’ mid-term economic…

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Sport

Cioaba makes bold title claim

Patrick Mubwandarikwa NEWLY-APPOINTED Dynamos technical director Aristica Cioaba has declared his ambi­tion to fight for the 2026 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title despite his side trailing leaders Scottland by 12 points, with that mission set to begin this Sunday when the Glamour Boys host Agama. Cioaba arrives at a time when Dynamos are currently…

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Govt pushes cereal production expansion

Hazel Marimbizain Bulawayo THE government is intensifying efforts to boost cereal production as part of a broader strategy to achieve national food self-sufficiency and reduce reliance on imports.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the permanent secretary in the ministry of Agriculture, Obert Jiri, said the country’s focus was to ensure cereal output meets national consumption…

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Strict control of transit migrants

 THE government has ramped up its stringent, multi-agency protocols to ensure that all foreign nationals transiting through the country after fleeing South Africa depart safely and in full compliance with Zimbabwe’s immigration laws. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the chief director of the Department of Immigration, Respect Gono,…

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Life & Arts

Zhakata takes new EP on international tour

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER VETERAN musician Leonard “LKZ” Zhakata, riding high on his latest Extend­ed Play titled Karikoga (The Only One), is set to embark on an international tour, begin­ning next month, to promote the latest release. His first international con­cert for 2026 is scheduled for the United Kingdom (UK) on August 29 at…

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Opinion & Analysis

Hardrock-Dynamos ruling strange

THE Premier Soccer League (PSL) disciplinary com­mittee’s ruling on the abandoned Hardrock versus Dy­namos match has raised more questions than answers. Rather than bringing clarity and reinforcing con­fidence in the league’s judicial processes, the PSL’s judgment appears to depart significantly from estab­lished precedent, creating uncertainty over how similar cases will be handled in future. For…

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