Business

Enhance ZiG credibility, RBZ told

KUDZANAI GEREDE THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) should clearly articulate its long-term strategy for adopting the local currency as the sole medium of exchange in order to enhance its credibility, market analysts FBC Securities has said. This follows the central bank’s recent announcement that it will shift from a “tight to a prudent monetary…

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Sport

Ambitious TelOne splash the cash

CLOUD FUSIRE Senior Sports Writer GWERU-BASED TelOne have made a statement of intent by acquiring half a dozen players with proven premiership experi­ence ahead of the upcoming Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season. After losing their prized asset — 2025 Soccer of the Year and last year’s premiership top goal scorer Washington Navaya to Hardrock…

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‘Malaba to retire in May’

RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Writer THE Judicial Service Com­mission (JSC) yesterday said Chief Justice Luke Malaba will retire from the bench on May 15. His retirement would mark the end of a distinguished judicial career spanning 45 years. The JSC confirmed that his de­parture would be in strict “accord­ance with Section 186(1) of the Constitution…

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Business

Bulawayo courts high-value investors

THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) has opened prime land to high-value local and international inves­tors as part of efforts to stimulate urban renewal and economic growth. BCC town clerk Christopher Dube yes­terday said the city was seeking investors to develop medical facilities, office parks, hotels, lodges, petroleum service stations, and townhouses under a lease-rental ar­rangement…

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New health bill heads to Parliament

BRANDON JOSPHAT Chief Writer THE government says the National Health Insurance Bill is ready for tabling in Parliament when the House resumes sitting next month, in a move expected to transform the country’s health financing framework and accelerate progress towards universal health coverage. This comes after worried legislators last year wanted President Emmerson Mnangagwa to…

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Broken walls deny inmates spousal rights

RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Writer THE cold, grey walls of Zimbabwe’s correctional facilities are designed to keep people in, but they are also remarkably effective at keeping the outside world—and the fundamental human intimacy that defines it—out. For years, the debate surrounding the provision of conjugal rights for inmates has simmered in legal circles and…

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Dynamos FC tiedown key players

Cloud FusireSENIOR SPORTS WRITER DYNAMOS have made huge strides in their preparations for the upcoming season by retaining key players that include team captain Emmanuel Jalai and his deputy Shadreck Nyahwa.The duo were on the radar of a number of clubs such as big spenders Scottland and Hardrock , with the former having already snatched…

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Opinion & Analysis

NSS return ignites hope

THE anticipated reopening of the National Sports Stadium (NSS) represents a timely and monumental boost for local football as the 2026 season approaches.Earlier this week, the permanent secretary in the ministry of Sport, Nicholas Moyo, revealed that the iconic facility is likely to open its gates in March.This timing is strategic, perfectly coinciding with the…

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Government fretting overurban roads state

Brandon Josphat andBrighton Muronzereyi AMID mounting concerns about the escalating deterioration of roads in urban areas, authorities will meet with key stakeholders next week, in a bid to find lasting solutions to the crisis.Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — the minister of Transport and Infrastructure Development, Felix Tapiwa Mhona,…

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News

Government cracks down on illegal motorcades

Brandon JosphatChief Writer THE government has issued a stern warning against illegal motorcades, the misuse of government stickers, and the growing number of vehicles navigating the country’s roads without licence plates, amid rising concerns over the blatant abuse of state symbols.This move comes as the government intensifies efforts to restore order on the roads and…

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