Life & Arts

Miniyothabo appointed judge for Miss Universe

MINIYOTHABO CHIWENGA VICE president Constantino Chi­wenga’s wife — Miniyothabo — has been appointed as a judge for the 74th Miss Universe Competi­tion in Thailand. She is the first non-model judge from Africa to be selected as a judge for the competition. Fluent in six languages and known as the first woman to com­mand a UN…

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Sport

PSL in a mess! . . . as Zifa pooh poohs its resolution

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER ZIFA last night shredded a controversial decision by the Premier Soccer League (PSL) not to relegate clubs and expand the topflight league to 22 teams next year. The decision, which could have seismic developments in the country’s premier football division, completed a stunning end to a day that had been…

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News

Zesa cuts 300MW for maintenance

ZESA says Hwange Thermal Power Station’s Unit 8, which generates 300 megawatts (MW), has been taken off the grid for 32 days of statutory maintenance. This reduction in supply comes as figures by Zesa subsidiary, the Zimbabwe Power Com­pany (ZPC), show that the country is currently generating an average of 1 286MW a day against…

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Editorial Comment

G20 must focus on sustainability agenda

THE weekend G20 Leaders’ Summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, represents a pivotal moment for global governance, not least because of the conspicuous and regrettable absence of the United States. President Donald Trump’s decision to boycott the summit, based on the patently false and frivolous al­legations of “land grab and genocide against Afrikan­ers,” is a distraction…

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Business

Govt tenders for rain aircraft

THE ministry of Envi­ronment has floated a tender to hire two air­craft for the 2025/26 cloud-seeding programme, preparing for the forthcoming rainfall season. This comes as the Mete­orological Services Department (MSD) has issued an urgent warning of heavy rains, flash floods, strong winds, and thun­derstorms expected across much of the country this week. According to…

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Life & Arts

Makhadzi courts Feli Nandi

Ashley Moyo IN A move that under­scores the growing collaboration between Zimbabwean and South African music scenes, Makhadzi has courted Feli Nandi for her upcoming One Woman Show in South Africa. The event, pencilled for December 20 and 21 at Makhu­vha Stadium in Thohoyandou and Rabali Stadium in Matanda respectively, comes soon after Jah Prayzah…

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Top Stories

‘No succession talk in Zanu PF’ . . . party reiterates, says its focus is on lifting the poor

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER IT IS not fruitful for Zanu PF supporters and Zimba­bweans at large to obsess about who will likely succeed President Emmerson Mnangagwa when he retires, as his second term in office still has a long way to go. So said the country’s ruling party yesterday, adding that what was more productive…

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Life & Arts

Boon for local artistes

Ashley Moyo UNITED States of America record­ing label Black Box Entertainment has launched in Zimbabwe with the aim to empower the youth and promote local music talent. Owned by Zimbabwean King Kenny, the label’s core mandate is to scout and nurture young talent, providing them with the necessary tools and resources to succeed in the…

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Business

Vendors demand inclusive regulatory policies

Shamaine Chirimujiri VENDORS say there is a need for authorities to implement human rights-centred regulations and in­clude street vendors in crucial social dialogue processes. This call comes as Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world in com­memorating the belated International Vendors Day on Monday in Harare. Speaking to the Daily News, Vendors Initiative for Social…

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Gweru police hunt baby snatchers

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO POLICE in Gweru have launched a manhunt after a two-month-old baby was kidnapped yesterday at a prominent clothing store veranda, raising fresh concerns over child safety in public spaces. Midlands provincial police spokesperson Emmanuel Mahoko said the infant was taken while in the care of her six-year-old sister after their mother,…

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