Sport

Bumper Saturday in PSL

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Patrick MubwandarikwaSPORTS WRITER THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title race and relegation battles are set to gather momentum this afternoon as crucial matches take centre stage at different venues across the country.The standout fixture of the day’s seven-match programme sees defending champions Scottland host fierce rivals MWOS at Rufaro Stadium in the capital, while…

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Opinion & Analysis

Time for Zimbabwean clubs to make impact

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THE return of Zimbabwean clubs to continental football once again presents an opportunity to rewrite a narrative that has, for far too long, been characterised by early exits and unfulfilled promise.As Scottland prepare to fly the country’s flag in the Caf Champions League while Dynamos embark on another Caf Confederation Cup campaign, the expectation must…

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Zanu PF implores pragmatic diplomatic pivot

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Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITER ZANU PF has ordered its foreign relations wing to radically modernise its diplomatic approach to navigate a rapidly shifting global political and economic landscape.Addressing party members responsible for external relations in Harare yesterday, the party’s secretary-general Jacob Mudenda said the international landscape was evolving rapidly and required a more agile and innovative…

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Funding cut to spur HIV surge

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Shamaine ChirimujiriSTAFF WRITER A DEVASTATING spike of about 75 000 new HIV infections is predicted for Zimbabwe next year due to the recent withdrawal of funding by the US President’s Emergency Plan for Aids Relief (Pepfar), experts warn.The warning comes after the United States of America announced earlier this year that it would wind down…

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Mayor warns cruel council traffic marshals

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Tapiwa ChirumeSTAFF WRITER HARARE mayor Jacob Mafume has sternly warned municipal employees against heavy-handed enforcement, demanding greater empathy and common sense when serving the public.His remarks follow public outrage over an incident in which a parking marshal allegedly refused to release a clamped vehicle despite pleas from a mother who needed to rush her child,…

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Life & Arts

Stage set for Chibuku Neshamwari national finals

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Anesu MirisawuSENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITERTHE stage is set for a thrilling showdown as provincial champions converge at Harare Gardens today for the national finals of the Chibuku Neshamwari Traditional Dance Festival.Following months of intense competition across Zimbabwe’s provinces, the country’s finest traditional dance groups will compete for top honours and a share of lucrative prize money.The…

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Three authors set to launch five new books

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 Ashley Moyo SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER THREE local authors are set to unveil five new publications to­day during Tanganyika: Nhume Dze Dzimbahwe, a literary and cultural celebration hosted by Tales of Dzimbahwe Publishing at Art Farm in Harare. The five publications to be launched are Ngano: When Spirits Act and Ancient Ones: Earth In The Water…

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Floods trigger escalating humanitarian crisis

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Shamaine ChirimujiriSTAFF WRITER OVER 500 households face acute hunger, homelessness, and disease after catastrophic flooding destroyed homes and wiped out livelihoods, humanitarians have warned.The warning follows the deaths of 109 people during rainfall-related incidents over the 2025/2026 season, which left more than 8 295 households — roughly 41 475 people — severely affected across the…

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