Editorial Comment

Stay the course on HIV fight

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ZIMBABWE stands at a pivotal moment in its fight against HIV. The international recognition of the country’s readi­ness to roll out Lenacapavir, the groundbreaking, twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, is a testament to the decades of relentless national commitment and sustained progress. This new drug, with its near 100 percent efficacy in preventing new infections, offers…

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Editorial Comment

Zifa saved PSL

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THE Premier Soccer League (PSL) has been rightly and decisively checked by Zifa, delivering a long-overdue lesson in governance and sporting integrity. The PSL’s “jaw-dropping” resolution to uni­laterally scrap relegation and balloon the league membership from 18 to a ridiculous 22 teams for the 2026 season was not just controversial — it was a spectacular…

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Sport

PSL expansion drama sets tongues wagging

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Emmanuel Marambe CHIEF SPORTS WRITER THE drama that character­ised the PSL over the past few days has sparked debate from the football fraternity. In an unprecedented, but ultimately ill-advised move, the top flight governors had voted for the expansion of the league from 18 to 22 teams on Tuesday. The decision came in the wake…

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Life & Arts

Nepo babies unite for rare concert

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Ashley Moyo SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER IN A move to revive the classic hits of yesteryear, the chil­dren of Zimbabwe’s music legends (nepo babies) are set to unite for a special concert at Pa­Gango Truck Inn, situated along the bustling Harare-Masvingo Road, on November 29. The line-up features Faheem Somanje, Tryson Chimbetu, JSK Chibadura, Tendai Chimombe,…

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‘Get a move on on key reforms’. . . hard-pressed Zimbabweans plead with the government

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Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER AUTHORITIES should move with speed to give legal effect to their recently an­nounced ease of doing business reforms, to spur the country’s economy, key stake­holders say. Speaking to the Daily News — the country’s most in­fluential newspaper — the stakeholders added yesterday that while the recent policy directives which had been…

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News

Robbers hit Kwekwe service station

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Thabiso Mutirwara THE police yesterday confirmed a US$9 700 robbery at Meru Service Station in Kwekwe, where four armed men targeted security officers. Police national spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the robbery took place on Monday. “Four armed men approached a Fawcett security officer who was on duty and forced him to lie on the ground,”…

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Batting deficiencies worry Sikandar Raza

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SANDRA HOVE WITH the Zimbabwe Chevrons seeking a lift-off today when they face Sri Lanka in the ongoing Tri- Series in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, captain Sikandar Raza, pictured, has lamented the team’s batting collapse in the five-wicket defeat by Pakistan on Tuesday. The all-rounder believes the Chevrons should have built on the platform laid by opening…

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Life & Arts

Another honour for Winky D

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Ashley Moyo SENIOR ENTERTAINMENT WRITER DANCEHALL heavyweight Winky D continues to solidify his influence in the region fol­lowing his recent nomination as the Best Male Regional Music Artist courtesy of the Ngoma Awards Zambia. Hosted by the National Arts Council of Zambia, the awards set to take place on December 11 at Ciela Resort &…

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Buhera fines villagers for substandard toilets

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Tapiwa Chirume BUHERA Rural District Council (RDC) has given vil­lagers six weeks to construct approved toilets or face a US$50 fine per inspection, as part of a major sanitation drive aimed at improving public health standards. Acting chief executive officer Patience Dhinda said the directive is grounded in the Public Health Act, which makes it…

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Villager killed over witchcraft accusations

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Yvonne Ncube in BULAWAYO A 49-YEAR-OLD Mbembesi man faces a mur­der charge for fatally assaulting a fellow villager with a knobkerrie over witchcraft allega­tions. Mpumulo Moyo yes­terday appeared before High Court Judge Naison Chivayo facing a charge of murder. He pleaded not guilty to the charge. State allegations are that on March 8, 2025, at…

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