US President Donald Trump hailed the conservative activist Charlie Kirk as a “great American hero” and “martyr” during a speech to tens…
Tapiwa Chirume STAFF WRITER chirumet@dailynews.co.zw THE government has vowed to restore order in the construction industry by enforcing stricter regulations and cracking down on unregistered architects blamed for substandard work and unsafe buildings. Speaking on behalf of Local Government minister Daniel Garwe at a consultative meeting with architects and local authorities at the weekend, the…
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By Sandra Hove THE ZB Half Marathon, held yesterday at the ZB Sports Club in Harare, brought together hundreds of participants on a mission to combat drug and substance abuse, a pressing issue facing many communities across the nation. The event, organised by ZB Financial Holdings in collaboration with Pamumvuri, a local Private Voluntary Organization…
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By Sandra Hove HIGHLANDERS………………………….(1) 2 SCOTTLAND………………………….…(2) 2 (Highlanders win 2-1 on penalties) HIGHLANDERS and Dynamos have been drawn against each other in the semi-finals of the country’s premier knockout tournament. The development put paid to hopes of a dream Chibuku Super Cup final pitting Zimbabwe’s two football giants. The draw for the Chibuku Super Cup…
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By Takudzwa Dhambu THE current efforts to repeal the United States of America’s sanctions law against Zimbabwe will boost the country’s economy and the lives of ordinary citizens significantly if successful. So says economist and author, Gift Mugano, who adds that it is also critical that Zimbabweans abandon their toxic politics and start working together…
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Takudzwa DhambuSTAFF WRITERdhambut@dailynews.co.zw MINISTRY of Health has launched a probe into alleged rampant corruption in the delivery of forensic pathology services in public health institutions. Allegations are that the public is being forced to pay for post-mortems and autopsy reports. “The Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) has noted with deep concern reports circulating…
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By Tapiwa Chirume THE Municipality of Chinhoyi has launched a crackdown on unauthorised tombstone erections, warning that families who bypass official procedures risk losing their grave rights. The authorities say the initiative aims to address a rising number of incidents in which tombstones have been incorrectly placed on graves, causing confusion and distress for families….
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ZIMBABWE Cricket has confirmed that the Zimbabwe Women’s team will host United Arab Emirates (UAE) Women for a white-ball series in Bulawayo starting this week. The two sides will clash in four one-day internationals (ODIs) and two Twenty20 internationals (T20Is). The UAE Women’s tour will get underway with a 50-over warmup match against a Zimbabwe…
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Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw A MBARE man, Shepherd Tinoziva, was remanded in custody at the Harare Magistrates Court after allegedly raping a minor at knifepoint several times. Tinoziva, who faces rape charges, was advised by the court to apply for bail at the High Court because the magistrate did not have the jurisdiction to hear his…
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Rutendo Ngara ngarar@dailynews.co.zw TWO Harare men, Oscar Sibindi and Obey Muvirimi, appeared in court on allegations of stealing TelOne cables 11 times and selling them in Mbare. They were remanded in custody and are set to appear in court today to be joined with other accused persons. On the first count, it is alleged that…
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