Business

Retailers hail local shareholding policy

RETAILERS have described a new policy com­pelling foreign nationals to cede 75 percent shareholding to locals as a progressive step for indigenous empowerment. The directive requires foreign operators in reserved sectors to dispose of the majority of their shares to Zimbabweans within three years. Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday, Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers…

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New Supreme Court HQ for Harare

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU THE Harare City Council has officially announced the permanent closure of a major road section in the cen­tral business district to pave way for the construction of a new Supreme Court of Zimbabwe headquarters. According to a public notice issued by the council in terms of the Roads Act, a portion of Third…

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Editorial Comment

Guruve monster must be stopped!

THE hills of Guruve are currently haunted by a shad­ow that has no place in a civilised society. The name Anymore Zvitsva has become synony­mous with a level of depravity that chills the blood of every Zimbabwean. With a death toll reportedly breaching 10, this is no longer just a local criminal case; it is…

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Life & Arts

Budding artistes dominate showbiz

ANESU MIRISAWU AND ASHLEY MOYO Senior Lifestyle Writers AS 2025 draws to a close, it will be remembered as a turning point for the music industry a year in which fresh sounds broke boundaries and long-overlooked talent finally stepped into the spotlight. It was, above all, a season of discovery. At the centre of this…

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Two drown on Christmas Day

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU TRAGEDY struck Redcliff on Christmas Day when a five-year-old boy and a 31-year-old man drowned in a two-metre-deep pit at Mzila Compound. The incident, confirmed by the police yesterday, cast a dark shad­ow over the holiday festivities in Kwekwe. According to the police, the young boy was playing near the wa­ter-filled pit with…

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Sport

All or nothing . . . Warriors face Bafana Bafana in must-win clash

CLOUD FUSIRE in Marrakesh, Morocco THE Warriors face their neighbouring arch-rivals South Africa in a must-win encoun­ter tomorrow as they bid to progress to the knockout out stages of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) finals for the first time in their history. The match will be played at Stade de Marrakech, with the kick-off…

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Police say they are close to nabbing Guruve serial killer

BRANDON JOSPHAT Chief Writer AUTHORITIES are con­fident they will soon bring to an end the reign of terror in Guruve, in Mashonaland Central, by a sus­pected serial killer who has been committing gruesome murders targeting women and young girls. So bad is the situation there that many petrified locals have abandoned their homes in Bho­sha…

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Treasury halts payments to lenders

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU FINANCE minister Mthuli Ncube has acknowl­edged that Treasury has been withholding pay­roll-deducted loan repayments from banks and microfinance institutions for the past four months. In a press statement at the weekend, the minister clarified that the delays in remitting deductions pro­cessed via the Salary Service Bureau (SSB) were not a result of fiscal…

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Chinese investments fuel industrial rise

TAKUDZWA DHAMBU THE skyline of Zimbabwe is changing, and so is the rhythm of its economy. From the sprawling industrial complexes in the Mid­lands to the lush, berry-laden fields of Mashonaland East, the footprints of a deepened bilater­al partnership are unmistakable. As 2025 draws to a close, the relationship between Ha­rare and Beijing has evolved…

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