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Senators demand swift anti-corruption justice

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SENATORS have urged courts to expedite corruption cases, warning that judicial delays undermine public accountability and confidence in the justice system.Debating the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) report for the year 2024 in the Senate last week, Matabeleland South Senator Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa said prolonged trials risk weakening the deterrent effect of the courts and called for…

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Opinion & Analysis

RBZ currency move must boost liquidity

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THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) on Friday unveiled its 2026 Monetary Policy Statement, a document that signals both a coming-of-age for the ZiG and a pragmatic shift in the country’s currency management.Central to this policy is the introduction of upgraded and higher-denominated ZiG banknotes.While some may view this with historical trepidation, a sober analysis…

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Byo police decry surge in rape

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BULAWAYO police have expressed deep concern over a spike in sexual assaults involving victims aged between nine and 83 years.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, Bulawayo police spokesperson Inspector Abigal Msebele called for heightened vigilance against perpetrators.She detailed several harrowing incidents that have recently shocked the city’s residents.“We have a case which occurred…

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Sport

Scottland, DeMbare clash

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REIGNING Premiership champions Scottland will take on Dynamos in a Castle Challenge Cup clash at Rufaro Stadium this afternoon.The Castle Challenge Cup pits the defending Castle Lager Premier Soccer League champions against the winners of the Chibuku Super Cup — Zimbabwe’s biggest knockout competition.Ahead of the match that serves as the official curtain-raiser for the…

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Non-monetary incentives for civil servants gain momentum

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A MULTI-MILLION-DOLLAR housing project for civil servants is nearing completion in Bulawayo, marking a major step toward reducing the national housing backlog.Government recently reaffirmed its commitment to the initiative during a high-level tour of newly constructed homes in Mbundane and Rangemore.The minister of Public Service, Edgar Moyo, last week emphasised that the provision of shelter…

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Life & Arts

Curves in the spotlight…the rise of BBL in Zim

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FASHION never stands still.One season celebrates waist trainers and sculpted lingerie silhouettes; the next preaches gym culture and clean eating.Now, the spotlight has shifted once more — this time to curves, and in particular the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL).The procedure involves removing fat from areas such as the abdomen, thighs or back through liposuction and…

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Warriors striker tipped for stardom

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WARRIORS striker Thandolwenkosi Ngwenya has all the qualities to be a top marksman in the Betway Premiership as long as he continues to work hard and maintain his discipline.Ngwenya has been one of the AmaZulu’s emerging stars this season, scoring seven goals and registering one assist in 16 matches across all competitions for Usuthu so…

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Crops regain vigour after dry spell

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THE country’s crop is beginning to regain vigour following recent rains that ended a dry spell threatening the 2025-26 agricultural season.The department of Agricultural Rural Development Advisory Services (Ardas) confirmed the recovery.Ardas chief director Medaline Magwenzi stressed that while the rains had not been evenly distributed, most areas were now receiving adequate moisture.“The crops are…

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UK, EU buyers scout Zim horticulture

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EIGHT European buyers will be in Zimbabwe this week to scout 11 horticulture firms for potential export deals to international markets.The trade mission, organised by the UK Trade Partnerships (UKTP) Programme, aims to connect local agribusinesses with high-value buyers from the United Kingdom and the European Union.Funded by the British government and implemented by the…

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Zim tobacco safe despite global price slump

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GOVERNMENT says Zimbabwe’s tobacco sector will remain stable despite a downturn in global prices, citing strong international demand for the country’s premium-quality leaf.The reassurance follows indications from the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) that an oversupply of tobacco on the global market has resulted in falling prices.Deputy Minister of Agriculture Vangelis Haritatos urged farmers…

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