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Parirenyatwa hospital nears completion

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Kudzanai Gerede THE government says the ongoing renovation pro­jects at Parirenyatwa hospital should be completed by April this year, paving the way for prioritisa­tion of other similar projects across the country’s major healthcare facilities. Renovations are progressing rapidly at Mbuya Nehanda Maternity Hospital and the nurses’ residence (Adlam House) at Parirenyatwa hospital, with upgrades to…

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Don’t wear down Zanu PF: Matuke… warns warring party members that action will be taken against them

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Blessings Mashaya and Brandon Josphat ZANU PF followers must desist from having a go at each other in public, and learn to resolve their differ­ences amicably, a concerned top party official has said. Speaking on Sunday at a rally in Bikita, amid escalat­ing factional wars within the party, the former liberation move­ment’s secretary for security…

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Zamar gears for Revival Zimbabwe event

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Angela Mtombeni ENTERTAINMENT WRITER GOSPEL music star Takesure Zamar is set to spice up the two-day “Re­vival Zimbabwe Grand finale” slated for Harvest House In­ternational Conference Centre (HHIC) in Bulawayo. The event, running from Janu­ary 30 through to 31, is meant to wrap up the organisers’ 90-days of prayer and fasting. “It is an honour…

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Three trapped in Filabusi collapse

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Takudzwa Dhambu The police have confirmed a mine accident at Hebe­nia Mine in Filabusi, where three people are trapped after a shaft collapse. In a statement yesterday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the miners were still trapped underground. “The Zimbabwe Republic Police confirm a mine accident which occurred on 17 January 2026 at Hebenia…

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23 people were killed in Guruve

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Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER GURUVE serial killings suspect, Anymore Zvitsva, is facing additional charges of murdering four more people. All in all, Zvitsva, 33, now stands accused of having killed 23 people — while also facing five attempted murder and two rape counts. He allegedly carried out the gruesome killings between March and December…

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Floods sever Zimbabwe-Mozambique rail link

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Takudzwa Dhambu LOGISTICS between Zimbabwe and the Indian Ocean have ground to a halt follow­ing a total suspension of rail traffic on the Chicualacuala-Maputo corridor. The National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) an­nounced the emergency closure after torrential rains in Mozambique caused severe “washaways,” leaving sec­tions of the track unstable and dangerous. The disruption hits a…

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‘We’re not here to make up numbers’

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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER MANICA DIA­MONDS coach Tafadzwa Mashiri insists that the Gem Boys have what it takes to thrive in the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League this season. The Gem Boys, who survived relegation on the final day last season, have so far signed nine players in preparation for the upcoming premiership season…

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US stars confirm Zimbabwe visits

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SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER THE country is expected to host at least three high-profile American entertainers in the first quarter of the year, a develop­ment likely to draw interna­tional attention to the country’s entertainment and tourism sectors. This comes as US rapper Rick Ross is scheduled to return to Zimbabwe in February, mark­ing his second appearance…

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We must act on child migration

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THE recent interception of 33 undocumented Zimba­bwean children at the Beitbridge Border Post is not merely a logistical hiccup in cross-border travel; it is a loud, distressing siren signalling a humanitarian crisis that the country can no longer afford to ignore. These children, some as young as four, were packed into a minibus taxi—vulnerable, undocument­ed,…

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