Sport

Fans support Mario’s squad

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER THE 28-man Warriors squad an­nounced by coach Marian ‘Mario’ Marinica ahead of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) has largely won the backing of football fans. In what has been described by a good num­ber of fans as a refreshing shift, Marinica went for players who are 100 percent…

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Editorial Comment

Warriors’ 2026 Afcon squad: A fair selection

ON Thursday, Warriors coach Marian ‘Mario’ Marinica named his 28-man squad for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations, which gets underway in Morocco on December 21. Predictably, Marinica retained most of the players who have done duty for the Warriors in the Afcon quali­fiers and 2026 Fifa World Cup qualifiers. He also recalled the experienced…

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Life & Arts

Winky D shines again with top regional gong

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER DANCEHALL heavyweight Winky D continues to strengthen his influ­ence across the region after winning the Best Male Region­al Music Artist award at the Ngoma Awards Zambia. Hosted by the National Arts Council of Zambia, the ceremo­ny—held on Thursday at Ciela Resort & Spa, Bonanza Estate in Lusaka—celebrates outstanding achievements in…

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Business

Mazoe expands global footprint

Takudzwa Dhambu SCHWEPPES says Mazoe Orange Crush, the iconic Zim­babwean concentrated citrus drink, continues to experi­ence strong demand locally and abroad. Speaking to the media at the Mazoe Magic Buy and Win promotion handover ceremony, Schweppes manag­ing director Stanley Muchenje said the brand is now being exported to multiple regions, including Europe, the United Kingdom,…

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Cops wave a red flag to road louts . . . start using drones, breathalysers to tame traffic jungle

AUTHORITIES have started deploying drones at bus termini, as law enforcement agents escalate their efforts to ensure the safety of members of the public this festive season. Apart from using drones to elevate the work of the police, authorities are now also using breathalysers and speed devices, as the war against the country’s traffic jungle…

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Tungwarara CC bid not dead yet

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER BUSINESSMAN-cum politician, Paul Tempter Tungwarara, could still become a member of the ruling Zanu PF central committee (CC)— because his matter remains on the table. So says the ruling party’s spokes­man, Christopher Mutsvangwa, who yesterday also revealed that the Polit­buro will make a final decision on his eligibility — despite an…

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News

Bard Santner gets top award

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER LOCAL financial advisory and investment firm, Bard Santner Markets Incorporated, has won this year’s Capital Markets Awards top prize for its outstanding achievements. Bard Santner was awarded the 2025 Outstanding Contributions to Investment Promotion Award, during a ceremony held in the capital on Thursday evening. This comes after the firm recently…

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Mudenda rebukes MPs over self-interest

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER SPEAKER of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda has issued a stern reminder to legislators to put the nation first and avoid prioritising personal benefits ahead of public service. This comes amid growing frustration among MPs over the delayed payment of allowances, fuel coupons and other parlia­mentary benefits. Speaking in the National…

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‘Women still trapped in systemic inequality’

Tapiwa Chirume THE Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) says women across the coun­try continue to endure entrenched, systemic barriers that undermine their rights, limit op­portunities and compromise their wellbeing. Speaking on Thursday at the launch of a book titled ‘Women’s Rights, Gender Inequality and Inter­sectional Vulnerabilities: 20 Years of the Maputo Protocol’ in Harare, ZGC commissioner…

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