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Go the extra mile in 2026, Government told…unions say economic stability that doesn’t lift lives is useless

Brighton Muronzereyi and Blessings Mashaya AUTHORITIES should ramp up their efforts to lift the lives of needy Zimbabweans and to ensure all citizens begin to enjoy the benefits of the country’s current relative economic stability. So said representatives of labour and consumers yesterday, who also told the Daily News — the country’s most influential newspa­per…

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Ngarava declared national hero

Takudzwa Dhambu PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday conferred national hero status on the late Brigadier-General Mathias Tizirai Ngarava, recognising his immense contribution to Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle and post-independence service. The announcement was made by Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services minister Jenfan Muswere, who delivered the message on behalf of Mnangagwa at the Ngarava family home in…

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Four-month-old baby kidnapped

THE police in Bulawayo have launched an intensive investigation into the kidnapping of a four-month-old baby girl who vanished from New Parklands suburb following a social media interaction. The case began after the infant’s mother engaged with an unknown individual on a WhatsApp platform offering children’s clothing. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, Bulawayo police…

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Decentralisation boosts fish farming sector

THE government says Zimbabwe’s aquacul­ture sector is undergo­ing a major transfor­mation as the decentralisation of fingerlings production un­locks growth, productivity, and profitability for fish farmers. This comes after many years where fish farming was largely a gamble for smallholder produc­ers, who depended on fingerlings harvested from rivers and unveri­fied dams. This practice offered little assurance…

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More rainfall on the cards

MEMBERS of the public should remain vigilant as more inclement weather is expected around the country going into the New Year. So advises the Meteorological Services Department (MSD) as heavy rains continue to lash many parts of the country, resulting in significant flooding in low-lying areas, as well as damage to key infrastructure like roads…

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Grim death toll over Christmas… …as 100 people die in traffic accidents by Boxing Day

THE country has so far recorded one of its bloodiest festive seasons in recent years, after 100 people lost their lives in road traffic ac­cidents up to December 26. Releasing road traffic accidents statistics for the period between December 15 and Boxing Day, national police spokesperson, Paul Nyathi, blamed errant drivers yester­day for the high…

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Soldiers join hunt for killer

AUTHORITIES have stepped up their hunt for a ruthless Guruve serial killer. In this regard, the military has now deployed heav­ily armed soldiers there to complement the work of law enforcement agents that are on the ground. This comes as many petrified villagers in the area where the chief suspect in the gruesome murders, Any­more…

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‘Families to face hunger before harvest’

Thabiso Mutirwara ZIMBABWEAN families are facing a deep­ening hunger crisis as the lean season inten­sifies, with humanitarian agencies warning that “crisis” levels of food insecurity will expand through March 2026. According to the latest Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) report, an increasing number of households were struggling to find enough to eat as…

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Man jailed 34 years for raping niece (17)

A 27-YEAR-OLD man has been jailed for 34 years by the Karoi Mag­istrate’s Court for raping his 17-year-old niece. According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), the offender was sentenced to 17 years for each count and will serve the two jail terms concurrently. “On an unknown date in July 2025, the victim lost her…

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Kunzvi water project nears completion

Takudzwa Dhambu A MAJOR break­through in the country’s water infrastructure has been achieved as construction of the Kunzvi Dam reaches a 69 percent completion rate. The project, a central pillar of the nation’s water development strategy, has entered a critical new phase by successfully begin­ning to collect water. Following the diversion of the Nyagui River…

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