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Law graduates exempted from professional exams

GREAT Zimbabwe Univer­sity (GZU) and Zimba­bwe Ezekiel Guti Univer­sity (ZEGU) law degree holders are now exempt from mandatory professional legal ex­aminations. The Council for Legal Educa­tion announced that holders of the Bachelor of Laws Honours de­grees from GZU and ZEGU have been granted exemptions from the professional examinations required for registration as legal practitioners. The…

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Magaya’s alleged US$200k bribe

RUTENDO NGARA Senior Staff Writer POLICE have raised fears that there are individuals attempt­ing to defeat the course of justice by mobilising US$200 000 to compromise investigators in fraud and rape-accused Walter Ma­gaya’s ongoing case. Magaya who was recently granted US$3 000 bail by High Court judge, Justice Gibson Mandaza, is along with his wife…

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Zim producer relishes international limelight

GRAMMY-NOMINATED Bantu has captivated global audiences with his music productions and Afro-pop bangers. Born Tinashe Sibanda, the Zimbabwean artist-cum-produc­er, also known in some quarters as T-Collar and Tinashe Fazak­erley, has produced and written songs for various well-known artists such as Jason Derulo, Rita Ora, and Camila Cabello, J Balvin, Pitbull, and Maroon 5. In recognition…

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Old Mutual sees zing of informal sector

OMEGA UKAMA THERE is an urgent need for a strategic partnership between the country’s formal businesses and the informal sector. So says the chief executive of Old Mutual Zimbabwe, Samuel Matsekete, who adds that such col­laboration will lift the economy and drive inclusive growth. Speaking in Harare on Friday, at this year’s glitzy and well-attend­ed…

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Mugabe cars remain in Zim

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU CLAIMS that the late former president Robert Mugabe’s vehicles are on display in Ghana are false; the cars were donated to the Museum of Af­rican Liberation in Harare. This announcement was made yesterday by the Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) after social media was awash with misleading claims about the whereabouts of the…

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Zim braces for flash floods, thunderstorms

POLITICAL EDITOR ZIMBABWE is set to experience heavy rains, flash floods, strong winds, and thunderstorms this week, prompting the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) to issue an urgent warning. The MSD yesterday advised Zimbabweans to take precautions to mitigate potential damage from a severe weather system approaching the country. “A thick cloud system is expected to…

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Insiza imposes strict water rules

TAPIWA CHIRUME THE Insiza Rural District Council has enacted tough new by-laws regulating wells and boreholes to prevent contamination and protect public water resources. Under the new by-laws, the council has set strict regula­tions for the drilling, upgrading, and use of wells and boreholes, aiming to protect public water resources and prevent contami­nation. Unauthorised boreholes…

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WFP steps up hunger fight

THE United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has stepped up efforts to support vulner­able Zimbabweans as food insecu­rity deepens across the country. An estimated three million people are projected to face hunger at the peak of the lean season between Janu­ary and March 2026. According to WFP’s September 2025 report released this week, the agency…

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