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Zim steps up money laundering fight

BIGHTONMURONZEREYI ZIMBABWE is accelerating efforts to eliminate money laundering and terrorism financing to fortify its financial integrity and shield the economy from emerging risks.Speaking to reporters yesterday on the sidelines of the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG) Council of Ministers meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, said the…

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Classrooms in crisis, suicides spike nationally

Tapiwa Chirume ACROSS the country, Tues­day morning will bring a familiar ritual. Millions of Zimbabwean children will put on ironed uniforms, shoulder heavy backpacks, and march through school gates for the start of the new academic term. Playground yards will ring with laughter, and teachers will stand at chalkboards ready to deliver lessons. Yet, beneath…

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State intensifies mineral smuggling crackdown

BRANDON JOSPHAT AUTHORITIES are step­ping up measures to curb mineral smuggling and revenue leakages through advanced tracking systems, border scanners, weighbridges, and drone surveillance. This follows the Minerals Mar­keting Corporation of Zimbabwe (MMCZ) intercepting 18 illicit min­eral shipments totalling about 2 600 tonnes since January, as government tightens scrutiny of mineral move­ments from mine gates…

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Opinion & Analysis

Fill stands for Scottland historic maiden voyage

THERE is no place like home, and this Sunday, home is where history will be written. When local champions Scottland FC step onto the turf of the National Sports Stadium to face Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs, they will not merely be kicking off their maiden Caf Champions League campaign — they will be carrying the pride…

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‘The Polygamist’s global success exceeded my expectations’

Ashley Moyo SENIOR LIFESTYLE WRITER WHEN Sue Nyathi first launched The Polygamist, she could hardly have imagined that a story born in Zimbabwe would one day travel across continents, reach millions of viewers and send readers back to the book that started it all. Speaking at “Stories Across Borders: An Evening with Sue Nyathi,” a…

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Zim makes strides against HIV, malaria

Brighton MuronzereyiCHIEF WRITERHEAVY healthcare investments are yielding major victories against HIV, malaria, tuberculosis, and emerging public health emergencies across Zimbabwe.Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, the minister of Health, Douglas Mombeshora, said the country’s health system had demonstrated resilience in responding to HIV, tuberculosis, malaria outbreaks, and other public health threats.“Our health system has demonstrated…

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EU applauds Zim’s human rights gains

 THE European Union (EU) has praised Zimbabwe’s recent legislative strides and ongoing efforts to strengthen human rights, governance, and gender equality in the country. In a report released on Thursday, the EU also com­mended Zimbabwe’s continued efforts to address histori­cal grievances, particularly through community hearings on the emotive Gukurahundi acts of violence of the 1980s….

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Copper cable vandalsarrested in Chegutu

Tapiwa ChirumePOLICE have arrested copper cable vandals in Chegutu, recovering 93.6kg of burnt cables during a targeted roadblock operation.Criminal Investigations Department spokesperson Rachel Muteweri yesterday said the arrests formed part of intensified police efforts to dismantle syndicates targeting public utilities and critical infrastructure.“The Zimbabwe Republic Police has arrested three suspects in separate cases involving the…

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Zim braces for thunderstorms

 Shamaine Chirimujiri STAFF WRITER MANY parts of the country face severe weather in the next few days, with violent winds, thunder­storms and lightning being experienced. This comes against the backdrop of escalating concerns over climate change and forecasts of a po­tentially severe El Niño drought during the coming cropping season. In this regard, the Meteorological…

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