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We are not bitter: Geza family says

THE family of the late former Zanu PF central committee member, Blessed Geza, says it bears no grudges against President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling party, amid no official pronouncements over his hero status.Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspaper — family spokesperson, Five Geza, also stressed yesterday that although they…

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Sport

Zim powerlifting' trio shines in Dubai

ZIMBABWE’S powerlifting and bodybuilding trio — Chido Maenzanise, Spiwe Munyaka and Simba Mhaka- delivered standout performances at the 2026 World Championship of Bodybuilding & Powerlifting held in Dubai from February 7 to 9.Maenzanise secured first place in her category and finished second overall among a tight field of contenders from countries such as Britain, Australia,…

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Zanu PF reins in affiliates

ZANU PF has launched a sweeping review of its organisations to rein in wayward structures and enforce strict adherence to party doctrine as it consolidates control, discipline and ideological cohesion.This comes as the party is escalating its efforts to heal growing divisions among its members, while also moving to clean out all fake structures within…

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Garwe pushes for Zanu PF decorum

LOYALTY and respect for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his two deputies by all Zanu PF members is paramount to maintaining the unity, order and efficacy of the ruling party.So says the former liberation movement’s provincial chairperson for Mashonland East, Daniel Garwe, who adds that the same deference should be accorded to other senior party officialsSpeaking…

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Opinion & Analysis

Cops must evolve to crush crime

THE police are finally facing the music. The recent announcement that 2026 will be a year of intensive, mandatory refresher courses is not just a “nice-to-have” update — it is a survival necessity.In an era where criminals are trading crowbars for keyboards, a police force that relies on outdated methods is a force that has…

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Harare goes after decrepit buildings

NEARLY 500 buildings in Harare are either facing demolition or closure, as authorities crack down on ramshackle structures.This comes after city officials issued a 14-day ultimatum this week to the owners of 465 run down commercial and industrial buildings, saying they needed to either comply with all by-laws or risk losing their properties.Acting Harare town…

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Tungwarara spat: Youth League calls for order

THE Zanu PF Youth League yesterday warned its members against fanning factionalism and engaging in divisive conduct.This comes after some of the party’s youth league members openly brawled with Presidential Advisor, Paul Tempter Tungwarara, after his fiery address during a rally in Nyanga last week.The party’s Youth League secretary, Tino Machakaire, yesterday reiterated the party’s…

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Life & Arts

Colourful end to Mbira Month

HERITAGE Village in Harare came alive on Saturday as Zimbabweans from across the country gathered to celebrate Mbira Month, a 30-day global commemoration of the revered traditional musical instrument. This year’s event carried special significance as it marked the second celebration since the art of crafting and playing the mbira was inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative…

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Cimas boosts child heart surgeries

CIMAS Health Group has once again thrown its weight behind the Egypt– Zimbabwe Paediatric Cardiac Surgery Mission, known as Open Heart Camp 2, helping deliver life-saving procedures to children. This comes as statistics reveal that at least 4 500 children are born with congenital heart disease in Zimbabwe each year, highlighting the urgent need for…

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