For 25 minutes on 13 June, Morocco made World Cup history during their 1-1 draw with Brazil – not one of their…
Anesu Mirisawu SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER AFTER an unexpected delay that left thousands of followers demanding answers, local reality television programme Brother In House Zimbabwe is now set to launch on Monday, with organisers saying all preparations have been completed. The show had been scheduled to go live earlier this week following months of promotional activity,…
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Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER DYNAMOS Football Club have suspended head coach Genesis Mangombe pending the finalisation of investigations into a number of allegations levelled against him. In a letter seen by the Daily News yesterday and addressed to Mangombe, the club informed him that its board of directors had resolved to suspend him from…
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Hazel Marimbizain BULAWAYO ZIMBABWE’S rural electrification drive has completed 11 000 projects nationwide, connecting thousands of schools, clinics and business centres to the grid.Speaking during the commissioning of the Majindane Electrification Project in Umguza District yesterday, the minister of Energy and Power Development, July Moyo, said thousands of projects had been completed across Zimbabwe.“As of…
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Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER ZIMBABWE is continuing to grapple with the compounding crisis of a sharp rise in adolescent pregnancies and escalating substance abuse among the youth, which is increasingly affecting young learners.While there have been concerted national efforts lately to mitigate the marked increase in illegal substance and drug abuse among young people, the country…
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THE recent launch of the National Framework for the Prevention and Response to Adolescent Pregnancies in Goromonzi is a commendable step. The minister of Public Service, Edgar Moyo, hit the nail on the head: adolescent pregnancy is not a private, isolated moral failure. It is a severe, bleeding wound on Zimbabwe’s macroeconomic development, directly threatening…
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GROUP FEATURES EDITOR ZIMBABWE’S tobacco industry is enjoying one of the most successful periods in its history, with record production, rising exports, and far-reaching reforms positioning the country as a leading force in the global tobacco market while creating opportunities for thousands of farmers across rural communities.The 2026 tobacco marketing season has reinforced the sector’s…
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Alfred Mudarikwa FOR decades, the post-Second World War international architecture has been designed and dominated by Western powers, with major rule-setting power and agenda control concentrated in advanced Western economies.Today, profound structural shifts are reshaping global power dynamics. Guided by the overarching vision of building a community with a Shared Future for Mankind, China has…
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MORE than a year after the death of Zambia’s former President Edgar Lungu, his family have won their appeal to have his body buried in South Africa where he died —overturning a high court ruling that allowed the Zambian government to repatriate the corpse.It is not clear whether Tuesday’s ruling at the Supreme Court of…
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Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER THE Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has rejected 31 complementary medicines for failing to meet stringent health regulatory standards.The development comes amid growing concern over the proliferation of unregistered and potentially harmful medicines in informal markets.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, MCAZ spokesperson Davison Kaiyo said each application was assessed on…
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