YUTONG Zimbabwe on Tuesday unveiled its D14 front-engine coach as part of its commitment to improve the country’s transport services for both…
By Takudzwa Dhambu STAFF WRITER dhambut@dailynews.co.zw POLICE yesterday confirmed the death of three Malawian nationals in a road traffic accident that occurred on Sunday along the Harare-Chirundu Road. “Three foreign nationals were killed while 15 others were injured when a bus from Malawi with 119 passengers on board veered off the road before overturning and…
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THE recent series of pre-dawn terror attacks in and around Harare, targeting the business premises of prominent individuals, including Cabinet minister Tino Machakaire, is a disturbing development that demands swift action from the country’s security sector. These acts of terror, described by a security source as “terror stunts,” are allegedly intended to give momentum to…
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OLD Mutual Zimbabwe (Old Mutual) will focus on boosting uptake of pension and long-term savings products as it seeks to strengthen its capital base, a top company executive has said. By encouraging individuals to prioritise their financial futures, the company seeks to enhance its own financial stability and play a pivotal role in fostering national…
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Cloud Fusireat Rufaro Stadium Dynamos………..…………(0) 1 Simba Bhora………………(0) 0 DYNAMOS registered their first league win of the season after edging Simba Bhora one-nil here yesterday. Midfielder Shadrek Nyahwa’s 56th minute strike off a cross from Nomore Chinyerere was all DeMbare needed to secure their first set of maximum points this term having drawn all three…
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HARARE regional magistrate Stanford Mambanje has convicted five hitmen who were hired from South Africa to kidnap and kill a businessman, one Oliver Chipindu. The five were supposed to assault Chipindu, who was defrauded of US$800 000 by his business partner Obrian Mapurisa, who is still on the run and hired them. The five, Moses…
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AGRICULTURAL Finance Corporation (AFC) Holdings wants to monetise its vast tracts of peri-urban land during the first half of 2025 as it seeks to unlock capital to finance operations across its subsidiaries. AFC, which was established following the restructuring of Agribank in 2021, is wholly owned by Mutapa Investment Fund, the country’s sovereign fund. It…
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By Rutendo Ngara THE Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe has won a High Court appeal against social media activist Rutendo Matinyare who posted defamatory messages on X about the company. In March last year, the same court led by Justice Samuel Deme granted a provisional order directing Matinyarare to pull down from X defamatory material…
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By Thabiso Mutirwara mutirwarat@dailynews.co.zw GIFT Kudakwashe Machinga was yesterday officially installed as the new United Methodist Church in Zimbabwe (UMC) bishop at a ceremony held at the Chisipite New Methodist Circuit, Harare, attended by thousands of church members. Bishop Machinga, who was a pastor, takes over from Bishop Eben Nhiwatiwa who has retired. “Today is…
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By Rutendo Ngara TWO Harare men who were facing allegations of duping at least 60 pupils of US$7 500 who had registered at their school were acquitted on Friday by magistrate Ishmael Shayanewako. The two, Thomas Mutsvene and Tariro Patsikadova, allegedly failed to register a private school in Glaudina suburb and it was ordered to…
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