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Worker alleges forged signature in court

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A HARARE man faces forgery charges after allegedly falsifying a worker’s signature to illicitly secure a Labour Court appeal against a prior arbitration award. Addington Kadhani appeared before Harare provincial magistrate Ruth Moyo yesterday, where he was granted US$50 bail following his arrest for the daring legal deception. “The complainant,…

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Sport

Zifa launches mega Munhumutapa Cup

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ZIFA yesterday launched the country’s biggest football knockout tournament, the Munhumutapa Challenge Cup, valued at US$25 million over the next five years.The competition was inaugurated yesterday in Harare with President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the guest of honour.High-level dignitaries in attendance included businessman Kuda Tagwirei, Betterbrands chairman Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya, Harare mayor Jacob Mafume, and the…

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Baz flags illegal church, herbal adverts

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THE Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (Baz) has raised concern over a surge in advertisements by churches, traditional healers, and herbalists aired without ministry of Health approval.In a statement yesterday, Baz acting chief executive officer Matthias Chakanyuka said the regulator was alarmed by the re-emergence of unauthorised health-related adverts on radio and television.“The Broadcasting Authority of…

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Life & Arts

The Return of Gringo brings nostalgia to 3Ktv screens

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Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE REPORTER THE drama series The Return of Gringo is set to premiere on popular television channel 3Ktv, offering viewers a nostalgic jour­ney back to one of Zimbabwe’s most beloved screen characters. According to Taurai Boora, son of the late actor Lazarus “Gringo” Boora, the decision to air the pro­duction on 3Ktv…

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Business

UK horticulture buyers laud Zim produce

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VISITING horticulture buyers from different firms in the United Kingdom have lauded Zimbabwean produce, stating that it is organic, not exposed to much herbicides and pesticides, hence its high demand in the European market.The buyers were hosted at the British ambassador Peter Vowels’ residence in the capital on Monday night, with the diplomat telling the…

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Opinion & Analysis

Empowered women, heart of Zimbabwe

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ON MARCH 8, as the sun rises over the Savannah, Zimbabwe will join the global choir to celebrate International Women’s Day.Under the 2026 theme, “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls,” we do more than simply applaud, we reflect on a journey of resilience and demand a future that is no longer negotiable.In Zimbabwe,…

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Church preaches against dogfights

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THE Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) yesterday urged all those who are against the government’s Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 to prioritise dialogue over protests.ZCC president, Ignatius Makumbe, told the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — that such important national issues required the building of bridges rather than confrontational activism.This comes as…

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Network warns of worsening food shortages

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FOOD shortages are deepening across the country as the lean season peaked last month, forcing families to skip meals to survive.In a recently released report, the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) revealed that typical deficit-producing areas in the south, east, west, and far north were currently at the centre of the crisis.“As of…

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Criminals imperil tobacco industry

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THE government is concerned about the threat from illegal seed dealers and unlicensed buyers to the country’s key tobacco industry.Opening the 2026 tobacco marketing season in Harare yesterday, the minister of Finance Mthuli Ncube said these nefarious activities needed to be stopped at all costs.This comes after the first tobacco bale fetched US$4,60 per kg…

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