Editorial Comment

Adequately prepare for returning nationals

THE recent deportation of seven Zimbabweans from the United States (US), with more on the way, serves as a reminder of a growing challenge that our nation must confront head-on, the reintegration of deported nationals. While the ministries of Home Affairs and Social Welfare have acknowledged their roles in receiving and facilitating the return of…

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Coach Nees to lead Warriors at Afcon . . . as Zifa throws weight behind under-fire coach

Cloud Fusire SENIOR SPORTS WRITER ZIFA has confirmed that Michael Nees will be in charge of the Warriors at the upcoming Afcon finals set for Morocco in Decem­ber despite a string of disappoint­ing results in recent months. Nees, who has been in charge of the Warriors since July last year, has overseen just two wins…

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Zim gets new HIV/Aids drug

THE country has received a significant boost in its continuing fight against HIV/Aids. This comes after it was announced yesterday that Zimbabwe had been selected as one of 10 countries globally that will roll out lenacapavir — a groundbreaking HIV prevention medicine that is administered twice a year. It also comes amid growing concerns that…

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Suspect arrested for cable theft

YVONNE NCUBE BULAWAYO police have arrested a 35-year-old man from Killarney Squatter Camp for allegedly van­dalising and stealing copper cables belonging to ZETDC and TelOne. Bulawayo police deputy spokesperson, Thandekile Ndlovu, confirmed that Clifford Sibanda was apprehended during a police raid on Monday. “Officers observed an unusual fire burning in a bushy area near the…

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SRC appoints ZRU interim committee

THE Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) has appointed an interim management committee (IMC) chaired by Paddy Zhanda to lead the Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) following the suspension of Losson Mtongwiza and his executive. The interim committee, which also includes Latifa Kassim, Gareth Crabbe, Wellington Magaya and Godwin Jaws Murambiwa, has been tasked with restoring accountability…

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‘Stability fosters steady basic prices’

Brandon Josphat CHIEF WRITER THE government says the prevailing exchange rate stability has helped usher in steady pricing and improved availability of basic commodities, thereby preserving consumer purchasing power. Speaking at a post-Cabinet media briefing in Harare yesterday, Information minister Jenfan Muswere said the government carried out an assessment covering April to August 2025 focusing…

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Masvingo, Plumtree introduce strict noise by-laws

Tapiwa Chirume MASVINGO and Plumtree have enacted strict new noise-control by-laws, with offenders, including churches, wedding organisers, and businesses, facing heavy fines, permit cancellations, and confiscation of equipment. The regulations, published in the latest Government Gazette, prohibit any noise that disturbs residents, such as loud music, shouting, drumming, and even the noise from animals like…

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Fatal chase leads to police payout

Rutendo Ngara SENIOR STAFF WRITER THE High Court has or­dered the Home Affairs minister and the police commissioner to pay US$42 000 in compensation after a 2017 police chase of commuter omnibuses in Harare resulted in the death of a child and injury to her mother. On the day of the incident, Patricia Dengezi, who…

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Businessman loses land legal battle

RUTENDO NGARA BUSINESSMAN Felix Munyaradzi has lost a legal battle to repossess a stand in Sandton, under Zvimba Ru­ral District Council in Mashonaland West Province, that he had previ­ously sold to Cephas Tapiwa Muneri. Muneri approached the High Court seeking a declaratory order for Stand Number 1650, Haydon Park, Sandton, which was granted in his…

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