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Bulawayo moves to clear streets

YVONNE NCUBE in BULAWAYO THE Bulawayo City Council (BCC) says it is moving to address the growing chal­lenge of illegal vending through coordinated interventions and the creation of safe trading spaces. Bulawayo deputy mayor Ed­win Ndlovu said the council wel­comes proposed interventions by the central government aimed at relocating illegal vendors from undesignated areas. “Illegal…

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Talks & peace will move Zim forward…Church leaders reiterate, pray for end to national divisions

Blessings Mashaya POLITICAL EDITOR IT IS absolutely crucial that Zimbabweans fervently continue to seek ways to engage each other sincerely and to unite, to end the country’s decades-long myriad challenges. So reiterate top church leaders, who warn further that Zimbabwe will struggle to move forward both politically and economically, as long as there remain deep-seated…

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Scottland FC land Ziocha, Gurirab. . . as Simba Bhora confirms 5 departures

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER CHAMPIONS Scottland have scored a huge transfer coup by signing two of the stand-out performers from the 2025 Castle Lager Premier Soccer League season, Emmanuel Ziocha and Isaskar Gurirab from Simba Bhora. The development was confirmed by 2024 league winners Simba Bhora yes­terday, though they did not disclose the transfer…

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Woman defrauded US$4,8k

Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A FORMER driver to a Supreme Court judge has been convicted of fraud after falsely claiming he could secure bail for a convicted murderer using his connections within the judiciary. Henry Ntini, 39, who previ­ously worked as a driver for a Supreme Court judge, was found guilty of misrepresenting his influence…

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MIF audit fleshes out Kuvimba deal

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER THE Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) believes that its in­augural audited financials clarified, affirmed and brought finality to its much-debated acquisition of a 35 percent stake in Kuvimba Mining House in 2023. This follows claims at the time that the US$1,1 billion transaction was concluded that the deal was overvalued and allegedly…

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Give Marinica time to perfect Warriors

ZIMBABWE’S latest group stage exit from the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) was undeniably frustrat­ing, largely because we were the masters of our own downfall. However, despite the early departure, both the squad and coach Marian ‘Mario’ Marinica can draw significant positives from the tournament. The Warriors were within a whisker of qualifying for the…

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10 juveniles arrested over housebreaking

Takudzwa Dhambu THE police have arrested 10 juveniles in connec­tion with a spate of un­lawful entry and theft cases in Nkulumane, Bulawayo, in which cash and household goods worth thousands of dollars were stolen. In a statement yesterday, the police said they were investigating 20 cases of unlawful entry and theft that occurred between October…

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Zimsec ‘A’ Level pass rate rises

Tapiwa Chirume THE Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (Zimsec) has released the No­vember 2025 Advanced Level exami­nation results, recording an improved national pass rate of 97.75 percent — an increase of 1.17 percentage points from 2024. Announcing the results yesterday, Zimsec board chairperson Paul Mapfumo said both candidate performance and enrollment increased significantly compared to the…

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Government declares drug-free termini

Tapiwa Chirume THE government has given the green light to the Zimbabwe Mobile Sanitation Association (Zimsa) to spear­head the designation of all bus termini as drug-free zones, in a move aimed at curbing ram­pant drug and substance abuse at commuter transport hubs. The initiative will be im­plemented under the Resource Mobilisation Pillar of the National…

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