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Opponents turn heat on Mnangagwa
In the days leading up to July 31, authorities warned that they would deal firmly with anyone attempting "to destabilise" the country.
By Miriam Mangwaya
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Editorial Comment: Protest is a right, not a crime
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches has already warned that these amendments have deepened polarisation and could threaten the very peace the General claims to desire.
By The Standard
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Buried in paperwork: How DNA delays are denying the dead dignity and closure
At Karoi police station and at CID, the answer is always the same three words delivered flatly, like a door slamming shut: “Waiting for DNA”.
By Nhau Mangirazi
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2030: Silly adults and silent streets
The streets were whispering, of course. They said the president was avoiding the "dust" of the nationwide protests.
By Doctor Stop It
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Pressure mounts over activist jailed for video
Mbedzi posted a video on social media calling for protests against the recently enacted CAA3, which extended President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term to 2030.
By Nqobani Ndlovu
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Export cash squeeze hits Zim platinum miners
The admission provides official backing to concerns that have surfaced in mining companies’ financial statements over the past year.
By Tatira Zwinoira
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Confronting Zimbabwe’s unprocessed trauma
Far from a mere performance, the play serves as a vital vehicle for national and personal healing in Zimbabwe.
By In Conversation With Trevor
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Thousands in estates limbo amid deadline chaos
Under current laws, all deceased estates must be reported to the Master of the High Court, a magistrates’ court, or an assistant master before the administration and distribution of assets
By Sharon Sibindi
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Elderly Mazowe farmers denied bail
The applicants pleaded for their freedom based on their advanced age, clean criminal records, and decades-long residence at Arnold Farm.
By Nunurai Jena
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Shutt charges into Zim Amateur title race after stunning 68
Daka, who began the day in second place after an opening round of one-under-par 71, remained composed over the two rounds on Saturday.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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Serious fun
Indeed, it would seem that China can boast claim to many of the longest bridges in the world, all over ten kilometres in length. Other bridges though are impressive in their own way.
By Tim Middleton
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African XCO champion Hyslop launches Olympic funding drive
Benefits across the tiers include kit placement, social media features, product integration and community activation.
By Austin Karonga
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Fresh start for Zimbabwe prospect as Wolves back Colchester loan move
Just as he appeared on the verge of establishing himself around Wolves' first team, a serious knee injury halted his progress.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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Victoria Falls World Cup Stadium 90% complete, set for October opening
Makoni expressed confidence that construction was progressing according to plan.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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Harare land baron swindles women
According to the complainants, each initially paid a US$100 commitment fee before making an initial instalment of US$800 towards the purchase of the stands.
By Staff Reporter
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The former captain who still leads, Julia Chibhabha
For Julia Chibhabha herself, the moment was emotional.
By Austin Karonga
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Coral Soft powers Zimbabwe's U20 World Championships dream
Supreme Brands managing director Victoria Sigauke said investing in young athletes forms part of the company's long-term vision of developing future champions and responsible citizens.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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From children’s homes to creating rugby heroes: The story of Shaun De Souza
For De Souza, they became the foundation of a life dedicated to giving young people opportunities.
By Munyaradzi Madzokere
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Ministry intervenes in Zevic land feud
Zevic was formed as an economic vehicle to assist liberation war veterans in Zvimba East and uplift their living standards
By Donald Nyandoro
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Fury over US$31 500 school car registration
Tamuka Government Primary School’s School Development Association chairperson, Tendai Musaki, referred questions to the school head.
By Own Correspondent
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Chiredzi jobs scandal opens can of worms
Zacc also alleged that the two employees promoted did not meet the minimum qualifications for the positions to which they were appointed.
By Melinda Kusemachibi
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Hippo Valley marks 70 years with media awards
A total of 13 journalists were recognised for outstanding work during the awards ceremony.
By Staff Reporter
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Mining greed destroys Zimbabwe's vital rivers
The declaration of a state of disaster is a damning indictment of Zimbabwe’s failure to regulate mining activities.
By CNRG
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The human cost of Zimbabwe’s debt crisis
Throughout the conference, participants emphasised that sovereign debt cannot be treated as merely a macroeconomic or financial issue.
By Zimcodd
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Will Zimbabwe’s David finally confront Goliath?
For many Zimbabweans, the David and Goliath narrative has become a powerful metaphor for their own political journey since attaining independence from British rule in 1980.
By Khanyisani Silwane Ncube
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How AgricTech cuts labour for Zim’s female farmers
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, “approximately 80% of women live in communal areas, where they constitute 61% of farmers and provide 70% of the labour.”
By IPS
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Brand architecture and the Zimbabwean SME competitiveness
A large company can afford to run several distinct brands in parallel, each with its own advertising budget, because scale absorbs the cost of repetition.
By Farai Chigora and Tabani Moyo
4h ago
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Ncube’s budget squeezes under-pressure firms
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By Tatira Zwinoira and Blessed Ndlovu
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