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‘Tell me now when I’m going to perish’… miffed Machakaire challenges Zimbabwe’s ubiquitous doom ‘prophets’

Tapiwa Chirume INCENSED by a sickening wave of grim predictions, Youth minister Tino Machakaire has publicly dared self-styled prophets to reveal the exact date of his death. The Zanu PF youth league boss issued the unusual chal­lenge at the weekend, following a flood of “prophecies” claiming that he would be the next high-profile figure to…

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Scottland survive Byo Chiefs scare . . . book Munhumutapa semi-final date against Herentals

Patrick Mubwandarikwa at RUFARO STADIUM SCOTTLAND FC………….…..0 BULAWAYO CHIEFS………….0 SCOTTLAND held their nerve to beat Bulawayo Chiefs 5-4 on penalties after a goalless draw in regulation time here yesterday to book their place in the Munhu­mutapa Cup semi-finals. The dramatic shootout victory, secured after goalkeeper Matthew Tafiremutsa saved Malvern Hati­vagone’s spot kick in sudden death…

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Court denies drug appeal bail

Yvonne Ncube in Bulawayo A BULAWAYO High Court judge has de­nied bail to a convicted drug trafficker, ruling the State has a watertight case. Lakin Lee Robinson, of West Somerton, appeared before Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Mpokiseng Dube last week seeking bail while challenging her conviction. The State, represented by Kudakwashe Jaravaza, opposed the…

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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…

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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…

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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,…

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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…

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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…

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Govt challenges youth to build businesses

BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI Chief Writer GOVERNMENT has challenged young Zimbabweans to move beyond demanding financial support and come up with practical proposals that can help them build sustainable businesses, create jobs and contribute to the national fiscus.Addressing the youth inclusive budget consultative conference at Parliament in Mt Hampden on Friday, the minister of Youth, Tino Machakaire,…

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State amends annual budget process

AUTHORITIES have amended the annual budget process, setting new deadlines for ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) to submit their budget inputs and requiring the national budget to be presented to Parliament by the third Thursday of November.The development comes as Parliament is set to begin a five-day nationwide public consultation exercise on the 2027 National…

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