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Chivayo’s final show: Opulence, grief

  Tapiwa Chirume THERE are very few figures in modern Zimbabwean history whose lives—and sudden, painful deaths— could transform the capital city into a theatre of utter paralysis and cinematic spectacle. On a crisp Wednesday afternoon, the heart of Harare experienced a total cardiac arrest of commerce and traffic. The occasion was as grim as…

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UN demands urgent action for girls

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUJIRI THE United Nations has implored immediate investment in girls’ rights to end child marriage in Zimbabwe, where one in three girls marries before 18.This call was made as Zimbabwe joins the rest of the world to commemorate the International Day of the Girl today.UN resident coordinator Rosemary Kalapurakal said child marriage and teenage…

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Zim explores wind power

BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI GOVERNMENT is conducting feasibility studies into wind power to expand national electricity generation and resolve ongoing power supply deficits.This comes as the government has reaffirmed its commitment to achieving universal access to clean, reliable, and affordable energy by 2030.Speaking in the National Assembly on Thursday, the deputy minister of Energy, Yeukai Simbanegavi, said…

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Treasury injects ZiG120m to pay farmers

 Shamaine Chirimunjiri THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has re­ceived ZiG120 million from the Treasury to clear outstanding payments and sup­port farmers for the current crop season. The improvement in payments comes after an outcry by farmers over the government’s failure to increase funding to the GMB to ensure timely disbursement of payments for delivered grain,…

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State targets 16m farming plots

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUNJIRI GOVERNMENT targets 16 million Pfumvudza/ Intwasa plots this summer, with 4.6 million already prepared by one million households to combat climate threats. This comes as three million rural farmers are ex­pected to benefit from the 2026/27 National Pfum­vudza/Intwasa and Summer Inputs Programme, launched in Shanduka Village, Chivi, Masvingo, at a time when a…

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BBF targets foreign capital for Byo

HAZEL MARIMBIZA BUSINESS experts say they are positioning themselves as a link between local businesses and international investors as they seek to harness private-sector networks to drive Bulawayo’s re-industrialisation.Speaking during a courtesy call to the Office of the Bulawayo Provincial Affairs and Devolution minister, Judith Ncube, last week, Bulawayo Business Forum (BBF) chairman Heresy Herry…

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Zimra deploys drones to stop smuggling

HAZEL MARIMBIZA THE Zimbabwe Revenue Authority is deploying surveillance drones, high-tech scanners, and canine units to curb cross-border smuggling and secure porous frontiers.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday in an interview on Friday, Zimra Commissioner-General Regina Chinamasa said the authority was expanding its use of technology to monitor unofficial crossing points, identify suspicious movements…

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12 foreigners remanded for illegal entry

YVONNE NCUBE TWELVE Somali nationals charged with entering Zimbabwe illegally have been remanded in custody to October 19 while authorities locate a Somali interpreter.The group, which includes two juveniles aged 14 and 17, appeared before Hwange provincial magistrate Bentone Matope on Thursday facing charges of contravening provisions of the Immigration Act.The provision makes it an…

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Byo targets research to revive industry

HAZEL MARIMBIZA BULAWAYO authorities are fostering industry-academic partnerships to turn research into commercial products, reviving the city’s manufacturing sector and driving employment.The initiative seeks to move beyond research and policy discussions towards practical solutions that address industrial needs, with small and medium enterprises expected to play a key role in boosting production and employment.Speaking on…

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