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Blunt strike force worries Marinica

Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER WARRIORS coach Marian Mario Marinica says his immediate task is to work on the team’s blunt strike force as they prepare for the upcoming Afcon finals set for Morocco in December. The Romanian gaffer will take charge of the Warriors for the first time when they play two friendly matches…

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Black Mambas, UZ Wolves shine in finale

Sandra Hove SPORTS WRITER THE Harare Premier Volleyball League (HPVL) season finale unfolded over the weekend at Sunrise Sports Club in Belve­dere, delivering an electrifying conclusion to an intense season of competition. The gold medal match for the men’s division featured UZ Wolves against Black Rhinos, with the former beating the army side 3-1, a…

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Makumbe Hilltop lines up China tour

Tinashe Nekati MAKUMBE Hilltop College has underscored the importance of Mandarin, robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in the Domboshava-based school’s curriculum. This move aims to help students gain a deeper understanding of the fast-evolving technologies shaping the future. The initiative marks a significant shift from traditional school trips, which are primarily recreational, with the school…

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Zim makes progress toward UHC

Hazel Marimbiza in Bulawayo THE World Health Or­ganisation (WHO) says more than 2,5 million Zimbabweans accessed essential health services in 2024 through government-run primary healthcare facilities, as the country continues to make progress to­wards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). In its 2024 annual report released yesterday, WHO said it had been supporting Zimbabwe to strengthen its…

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Magaya gets bail

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER FRAUD and rape-accused, Walter Magaya, was granted US$3 000 bail by High Court judge, Justice Gibson Mandaza, yesterday. In the process, Magaya was asked to surrender his passport and title deeds, as well as report to police twice a week. The State had vigorously opposed bail, arguing that police were…

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Bid to tackle counterfeits gathers pace

Takudzwa Dhambu THE Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR) says it is intensify­ing regional collaboration to tackle the growing problem of counterfeit goods, a challenge affecting markets across southern Africa. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, CZR acting chief executive officer Innocent Marimo said the organisation had been working closely with the Consumer Protection Commission to…

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UZ, Manyame crowned handball champs

SANDRA HOVE THE Northern Region Handball League (NRHL) ended this past weekend at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) courts, where the UZ Wildcats secured the men’s title and the Manyame Sparrows triumphed in the women’s division. UZ Wildcats secured their cham­pionship with a 19-14 victory over Spartans HC, finishing the season undefeated. As a result,…

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Malaria cases surge across Zimbabwe

Thabiso Mutirwara MORE than 1 000 new malaria cas­es and two deaths were recorded across the country last week, according to the latest report from the Ministry of Health. The ministry said 1 194 new malaria cases and two fatalities were reported for the week end­ing October 26, 2025, bringing the cumulative total for the…

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Apprentice murders traditional healer

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER A BULAWAYO man who had almost completed his traditional healing internship has been slapped with a 20-year jail term after he fatally stabbed his mentor while in automatism. According to court papers, on November 14, 2023, Ndumiso Mlhanga had been enrolled for the training by the deceased woman, whose name…

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Water meters installation set for April

Tapiwa Chirume LOCAL Government minister Daniel Garwe says the first phase of Harare’s prepaid water metering and pipeline rehabilitation project will be completed by April next year, marking a major milestone in government efforts to improve service delivery in the capital. Addressing parliamentarians and city residents during a tour of the Helcraw Water Project on…

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