News

Retail giant launches breast cancer campaign

TM Pick n Pay has launched its annual Pick Pink Cam­paign to expand cancer screening and patient support services across Zimbabwe. Partnering with CABS, the nationwide initiative aims to drive early detection and mo­bilise critical health funding. Since screenings began in March, 7 153 women countrywide have received free breast and cervical cancer screenings, with…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Top Stories

Mthuli Ncube warns on excessive borrowing

THE minister of Finance, Econom­ic Development and Investment Promotion, Mthuli Ncube, has warned that reckless government borrowing threatens private sector growth. Speaking to the Daily News – the country’s most influential newspaper – at the weekend, Ncube said the government needed to keep spending and borrow­ing within sustainable limits to ensure businesses could access resources…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

News

Government pushes for impactful tech innovations

THE minister of Information Communication Technology, Tatenda Mavetera, has challenged in­novators to turn creative prototypes into practical, cost-cutting solutions. Speaking during the closing ceremony of the 2026 Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) Innovation Expo and Conference in Bulawayo at the weekend, Mavetera said the success of innovation should ultimately be measured by…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Top Stories

Farmers warned against false starts

CHIEF WRITER THE Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union (ZCFU) has urged growers to exercise extreme caution to avoid costly crop failures from early seasonal rains. This development comes as some parts of the country would experience thunder-storms this week. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, ZCFU president Shadreck Makombe said although wide­spread rainfall had provided an…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

News

Tobacco growers face strict rules

Tapiwa Chirume TOBACCO growers face strin­gent new compliance rules for the 2026/27 season to curb child labour, protect forests, and improve worker safety. The drive is aimed at ensuring that the industry’s record production is supported by responsible practices throughout the tobacco value chain. The Tobacco Industry and Mar­keting Board (TIMB) said the new framework…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Top Stories

Armed robbery gang smashed

Tapiwa Chirume TWO ruthless armed robbers linked to a string of violent homestead raids across Lower Gweru, Mid­lands Province, have been arrested by police. National police spokesper­son Paul Nyathi yesterday said Shephered Gundani and Edson Sithole were arrested in connec­tion with robberies that occurred on September 23 at Insukamini Farm in Lower Gweru. “The suspects,…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Sport

Hunters stun CAPS…as late goals, penalties seal Munhumutapa semi-final berth

 CAPS UNITED……………………(2)2 FC HUNTERS…………………….(0)2 (Hunters win 3-1 on penalties) A SPIRITED comeback by FC Hunters saw them secure victory from the jaws of defeat after edg­ing CAPS United 3-1 on penalties in a dramatic Munhumutapa Challenge Cup quarter-final here yesterday. The shootout victory completed a remarkable turnaround for FC Hunters, who had been staring elimination…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Life & Arts

Mukanya eyes ‘last’ gig in wake of Chivayo tragedy

  ASHLEY MOYO &ANESU MIRISAWU THEY say, “Man plans, but God decides.” And sometimes, life has a way of reminding us just how fragile even the most carefully laid plans can be. A wedding is usually a celebration months in the mak­ing — invitations are sent out, outfits are carefully chosen, venues are decorated, menus…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Opinion & Analysis

Seize budget consultations for economic growth

AS PARLIAMENT prepares to roll out nationwide consultations for the 2027 National Budget starting tomorrow, an unprecedented opportunity lands at the doorstep of every citizen, worker, entrepreneur, and corporate leader.This is not merely a bureaucratic ritual on the national calendar; it is a vital democratic platform where ordinary people and the business community can directly…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions

Features

Comesa gives us an opportunity to push volumes: Mugaga

AS ZIMBABWE prepares to host the landmark Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa) summit and assume its chairmanship this month, the nation faces a complex economic landscape.The country stands at a crucial crossroads, balancing regional trade integration and strategic growth opportunities against pressing domestic hurdles.These challenges include border porosity, currency dynamics, and the…

To access this content, please purchase a subscription by clicking the button below and select a package of your choice!

Subscriptions