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Indrive driver Nandana laid to rest

BRIAN Nandana- a 30-year-old inDrive driver who was al­legedly killed by his friend in Warren Park suburb last week, was laid to rest yes­terday at Glen Forest Memorial Park in Harare. His funeral service was held at Newstart Children’s Home, where he was raised. Brian’s body was discovered in a shallow grave at Warren Hills…

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Kanyenkanye accomplice in court

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITE FORMER Allied Timbers chief executive officer and former president of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), Joseph Kanyekanye’s accom­plice, Lucia Kunaka appeared in court on Friday on allegations of forging president Emmerson Mnangagwa’s signature before extorting a business man more than US$600 000. Kunaka was remanded in custody until tomorrow…

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Mat’land targets 2 million kg tobacco output

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER TOBACCO farmers in Matabeleland are target­ing to produce two million kilogrammes of the golden leaf during the 2026/27 summer crop­ping season. This comes amid growing interest in tobacco production across Matabeleland, with hundreds of small-scale farmers taking up the crop under the Tobacco Industry and Market­ing Board’s (TIMB) natural cured…

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Zimbabwe’s economy appears to have turned a corner: Cross

ALTHOUGH Zimbabwe’s economy appears to have turned the corner, a full return to the exclusive use of the country’s own currency remains a distant prospect. So says prominent economist and businessman, Eddie Cross, who also prays that the country’s history of political chaos does not scupper the current economic progress. Speaking on Thursday night on…

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ZMX battles tight commodity stocks

KUDZANAI GEREDE THE Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange (ZMX) is bat­tling worsening commod­ity supply shortages, with demand outstripping available stocks across key agricultural products, triggering pricing pres­sures and weakened agro-indus­trial supply chains. According to the ZMX latest trading bulletin, the exchange re­ported severe supply imbalances in maize, wheat and soya beans as buyers struggled to secure ad­equate…

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Local products strengthen grip on retail sector

MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE LOCALLY manufactured products are con­tinuing to gain ground in the country’s retail sector, with the government saying more than two-thirds of goods now found on supermarket shelves are produced locally. The development comes amid ongoing ef­forts to promote import substitution, strengthen local industry and reduce reliance on imported goods under the government’s industrialisation…

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SME trade safeguards underutilized: CTC

ALMOT MAQOLO ZIMBABWE’ small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are failing to utilise trade remedy safeguards against unfair imports due to low awareness and participation, the Competition and Tariff Commis­sion (CTC) said in its Q1 2026 report. Zimbabwe’s long-marginal­ised SME sector is beginning to receive infrastructural attention that reflects its importance to the economy. SMEs account…

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SME trade safeguards underutilized: CTC

ALMOT MAQOLO ZIMBABWE’ small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are failing to utilise trade remedy safeguards against unfair imports due to low awareness and participation, the Competition and Tariff Commis­sion (CTC) said in its Q1 2026 report. Zimbabwe’s long-marginal­ised SME sector is beginning to receive infrastructural attention that reflects its importance to the economy. SMEs account…

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Claim holders face arrest over illegal mining

THE government says it is moving to restore order in the mining sector and will arrest owners of mining claims who allow illegal artisanal miners to operate on their concessions. This development comes amid growing concern over fatal mining accidents across the country with some registered claim holders being fingered for al­lowing illegal mining activities…

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8 Catholic perish in road accident

MASIMBA MAKWEMBERE EIGHT Roman Catholic members died while others were injured in a road traffic accident that occurred yes­terday at Deka Bridge in Hwange, Matabeleland North Province. Police national spokesperson Paul Ny­athi confirmed the accident yesterday and said the victims were coming from a church event. “The ZRP reports a fatal road traffic ac­cident at…

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