Opinion & Analysis

Dialogue defeats xenophobic division

FOR years, the movement of people across the Lim­popo River has been one of Southern Africa’s most deli­cate and emotive socio-political challenges. Tensions surrounding irregular migration have too often boiled over into ugly expressions of xenophobia, resulting in periodic outbreaks of violence that forced thousands of Zimbabweans living in South Africa to re­turn home under…

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Sport

Scottland FC retain top spot . . . as Hardrock crank up the heat

PATRICK MUBWANDARIKWA  SCOTTLAND maintained their lead at the top of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League after a thrilling match­day 27 that saw both title contenders secure crucial victories. Going into the weekend, Scottland FC held a narrow three-point cushion over second-placed debutants Hardrock FC. Mabviravira held onto the summit by defeating Simba Bhora 2-1…

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Features

Harare mayor vows sweeping capital city reform

HARARE mayor Jacob Mafume says his council is pursuing an aggressive strategy to enforce building codes, restore civic order, and curb peri-urban sprawl. Speaking to Group Editor-In-Chief Guthrie Munyuki on his widely fol­lowed news and current affairs programme, Vantage, on leading national independent commercial television station, 3Ktv, on Thursday, Mafume confronted public outcry over recent…

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Top Stories

 UPLIFTING THE POOR: Masses  demand  decisive  ZiG blitz

BRIGHTON MURONZEREYI AUTHORITIES must intensify their efforts to make the ZiG the country’s dominant and sustainable currency, representatives of consumers and workers says.Speaking to the Daily News On Sunday yesterday, they also said the wider use of the currency in local transactions was vital for durable economic growth and national development.This comes as monetary authorities…

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Sport

Scottland FC retain top spot. . . as Hardrock crank up the heat

PATRICKMUBWANDARIKWA SCOTTLAND maintained their lead at the top of the Castle Lager Premier Soccer League after a thrilling match­day 27 that saw both title contenders secure crucial victories. Going into the weekend, Scottland FC held a narrow three-point cushion over second-placed debutants Hardrock FC. Mabviravira held onto the summit by defeating Simba Bhora 2-1 in…

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Life & Arts

3Ktv gives Mawire platform to live her dream

3Ktv gives Mawire platform to live her dream FOR Michelle Mawire, the journey to becoming a tel­evision presenter has been anything but straightfor­ward. From the dusty streets of Mbare in Harare, where child­hood dreams were nurtured through games of “mahumbwe”, Mawire always imagined a life in which her voice would be heard and her presence…

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News

Mohadi demands Maphisa project completion

HAZEL MARIMBIZA VICE PRESIDENT Kembo Mo­hadi has called for the im­mediate completion and full utilisation of stalled develop­ment projects in Maphisa, Matobo District, affirming that the govern­ment will not abandon its infrastruc­ture development initiative. Mohadi made the remarks on Friday while touring several projects in Maphisa, which hosted the 46th national Independence Day celebra­tions, as…

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Business

RBZ pushes banks to cut lending rates

KUDZANAI GEREDE THE Reserve Bank of Zim­babwe (RBZ) has urged lo­cal banks to reduce lending rates in line with policy rate cuts, warning that expensive credit is pricing productive sectors out of formal financing. The central bank, in June this year cut its main bank policy rate from 35 percent to 30 percent in line…

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