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Zvimba man in court over US$42k theft

RUTENDO NGARAA ZVIMBA man has appeared in court facing unlawful entry and theft charges after he allegedly broke into a home in Westgate suburb, Harare, and stole US$42 000 in cash.Michael Muvengwa, of Kasonde Village under Chief Zvimba in Murombedzi, was arraigned before the courts following his arrest over the alleged offence.The complainant in the…

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Business

Industry urged to ramp up exports

Prisca Tshuma THE government has urged industry to take advantage of improved macroeconomic stability to boost production and expand exports.Since last year, the country has, for the most part, maintained a positive trade balance, supported by firm foreign currency inflows from mineral exports and a stable local currency.Exports of value-added products rose by 18 percent…

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Opinion & Analysis

Tich Mataz: Reclaiming the voice of Africa

BROADCASTING legend Tichafa “Tich Mataz” Matambanadzo says broadcasting is a divine responsibility to shape society, lamenting today’s shift toward “junk” content and shallow metrics.Speaking to Group Editor-In-Chief Guthrie Munyuki on his widely followed news and current affairs programme, Vantage, on leading national independent commercial television, 3Ktv, Mataz advocated for “trusting the process” through research and…

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HIGHER-VALUE NOTES CLOSE: AS ALL SET FOR NEW ZIG100 AND ZIG 200 LEGAL TENDER

BRANDON JOSPHAT THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is close to introducing the long awaited higher-denomination ZiG100 and ZiG200 notes into the economy gradually, to enhance the convenience for both consumers and businesses.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, RBZ governor John Mushayavanhu confirmed the pending move, adding that the legal framework for the…

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GMB clears over US$5m farmers’ debt

SHAMAINE CHIRIMUJIRI THE Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has cleared its wheat payment arrears, disbursing US$5.2 million to farmers to support production ahead of the next farming season.The development comes after an outcry by farmers over the government’s failure to increase funding to the GMB to ensure the timely disbursement of payments for delivered grain, hindering…

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Opinion & Analysis

Let’s end reign of road mayhem

ZIMBABWE’S highways, once the arteries of national commerce and connection, have increasingly become sites of national mourning.The statistics provided by Zimstat and the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) paint a chilling picture: over 15 000 accidents and 600 deaths in a single quarter of 2025.This is not merely a logistical challenge; it is a full-blown public…

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Biti calls on Sadc to intervene in Zim

BRANDON JOSPHAT OPPOSITION bigwig and convenor of the Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF), Tendai Biti, wants Sadc to intervene in the country’s disagreements over the government’s planned law changes.In this regard, Biti warned yesterday the proposed constitutional amendments were “a regional time bomb” that allegedly threatened the stability of South Africa, Botswana and Zambia.This comes as…

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Boost for Zimbabwe’s fight against FMD

RUTENDO NGARA THE GOVERNMENT received an US$18 000 fully equipped clinical skills centre for veterinary training as a major boost in Zimbabwe’s fight against Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) and other transboundary animal diseases affecting the region.The clinical skills centre was donated by Working Animals International in partnership with AWARE Trust.Speaking during the official handover…

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