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Elephant kills woman near church

Tapiwa Chirume A 53-YEAR-OLD Kariba Heights woman walking to church with her child was tragically trampled to death by an elephant on Sunday. The tragic event comes amid growing concerns over human-wildlife conflicts in the resort town and across the country. The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) spokesperson, Tamirirashe Mudzingwa, yesterday confirmed the…

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Higher ZiG notes on the way: Government. . . Ncube says they have heard the prayers of the public

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER IT IS now all systems go for the introduction of new and higher ZiG denominations, as authori­ties also work to enhance both the supply and quality of notes of the local currency in the economy. So says Finance minister Mthuli Ncube, who adds that the upcoming 2026 National Budget will seek…

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Parliament demands higher duty on gas cylinders

Takudzwa Dhambu PARLIAMENT has implored the government to increase duty on all imported gas cylinders in order to protect local manufacturers. In a report presented at a pre-budget seminar last week, the parliamentary portfolio committee on industry said local gas cylinder manufacturers faced unfair competition from foreign companies. “Local companies pay duty for raw materials…

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Magaya gets bail

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER FRAUD and rape-accused, Walter Magaya, was granted US$3 000 bail by High Court judge, Justice Gibson Mandaza, yesterday. In the process, Magaya was asked to surrender his passport and title deeds, as well as report to police twice a week. The State had vigorously opposed bail, arguing that police were…

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Malaria cases surge across Zimbabwe

Thabiso Mutirwara MORE than 1 000 new malaria cas­es and two deaths were recorded across the country last week, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Health. The ministry said 1 194 new malaria cases and two fatalities were reported for the week end­ing October 26, 2025, bringing the cumulative total for the…

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Apprentice murders traditional healer

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A BULAWAYO man who had almost completed his traditional healing internship has been slapped with a 20-year jail term after he fatally stabbed his mentor while in automatism. According to court papers, on November 14, 2023, Ndumiso Mlhanga had been enrolled for the training by the deceased woman, whose name…

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‘Stay out of Zanu PF’s 2030 scrum’. . . concerned opposition stalwarts advise their comrades

POLITICAL EDITOR ZANU PF’s political opponents have little to benefit from enmeshing themselves in the ruling party’s ructions over its 2030 push, opposition stalwarts assert. This comes after Zanu PF said last week that the op­position was free to engage the former liberation move­ment over its much-debated 2030 campaign, as well as on other burning…

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