Sport

Warriors up for the fight…Nakamba, Murwira promise Afcon fireworks

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER WARRIORS stal­warts Marvelous Nakamba and Godknows Mur­wira say they are ready for the impending Afcon challenge in Morocco, where Zimbabwe will be seeking to make history by securing a first ever qualifica­tion for the knockout rounds of Africa’s premier football compe­tition. Nakamba, who is embarking on his first major tournament…

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Editorial Comment

Success must be a meal on

AS THE 2025 Cabinet calendar ended on Tuesday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s upbeat assessment of the economy offers a narrative of “resounding suc­cess” and “remarkable resilience”. On paper, the figures are indeed firmed: the GDP is growing, the ZiG has seen periods of relative stability, and infrastructure projects are reshaping the landscape. Yet, for the man…

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Business

Mahomva appointed NetOne PR chief

THE Ministry of Information’s director of International Communications Services, Richard Mahomva, has been appointed as NetOne’s new head of public relations, bringing with him years of experience in strategic communication and public affairs. The appointment was confirmed by the ministry’s permanent secretary, Nick Mangwana, in a post on his X account yesterday. “Richard Mahomva is…

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Government activates disaster committees

Takudzwa Dhambu THE government has ramped up its emer­gency preparedness for the 2025–2026 rainfall season, activating disaster risk management structures nationwide following forecasts of normal to above-normal precipitation. The Department of Civil Protection (DCP) confirmed that the minister of Local Government, Daniel Garwe, had triggered disaster committees at every level—from village and ward structures to…

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ED demands more from Government ministers… warns against complacency in 2026 in the light of 2025’s gains

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER CABINET ministers must come back from the holidays in early 2026 ready to continue to work to spur the country’s current economic gains and to help further lift the lives of citizens. So says President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who has also challenged his executive team and the ministries that they superintend over…

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Sport

We are dangerous underdogs: Mario

Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER MARIAN ‘Mario’ Marinica says the Warriors are relish­ing their underdog tag and will be aiming to make history by reaching the knockout stages at Afcon despite being drawn in what he terms the toughest group in the tournament. The Warriors are in Group B along with record champions Egypt, 1996…

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Editorial Comment

PMTCT is a public health emergency

FIGURES coming out of Kwekwe are not just sta­tistics, they are a profound moral alarm bell ringing across the nation. Mayor Albert Zinhanga’s revelation that 265 new cases of mother-to-child HIV transmission were recorded in just one month—November—is not just “a cause for concern,” it is a national catastrophe unfold­ing in our backyard. This is…

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Heavy rainfalls destroy graves

Tapiwa Chirume THE heavy rains currently being experienced in the country have washed away graves in Chitung­wiza. The downpours, which have pounded many parts of the country over the past few days, have caused anguish for many families with relatives buried at Nyatsime Cemetery, after causing some graves to collapse. The spokesperson of Chitungwiza Town…

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Government approves telecoms, broadcasting fees review

THE government is set to review and reduce high fees, levies, and taxes in the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors as part of ongoing ease-of-doing-business reforms. Speaking during the last post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare yesterday, Information minister Jen­fan Muswere confirmed that Cabinet had approved the review to address burdensome costs within the sectors. “Cabinet approved…

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