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By: Nicholas Ncube The state of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe, is more than an inconvenience—it is a national disgrace. The once-proud 'Sunshine City' has deteriorated into a morass of uncollected garbage, potholed streets, and chronic
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Businessman, lawyer and banker Tawanda Nyambirai ignited national conversation after outlining what he calls a “clear pathway to 2030” — a vision that challenges Zimbabweans to think beyond immediate gains and to start building a
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By Nicholas F. Ncube If ignorance were a currency, Wicknell Chivhayo’s critics would be billionaires. For years, they have screeched “fraud” and “theft,” parading their illiteracy as though it were legal expertise. We are back
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By Mandla Ndlovu Bulawayo’s deputy mayor, Edwin Ndlovu, walked free on Wednesday after a local magistrate acquitted him of corruption charges linked to a proposed cement plant investment. Ndlovu had been accused of demanding a
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Zimbabwe continues to make steady progress towards Vision 2030, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa highlighting strong economic growth, agricultural transformation, and improved public sector capacity under the Second Republic. Addressing the nation during the 45th National
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The Zimbabwean government's Communications unit demonstrated its alertness and communication discipline after swiftly flushing out a rogue social media account falsely claiming to represent government policy using Kuda Tagwirei’s name. The account was swiftly identified,
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With just days to go before the proposed July 31 demonstration in Harare, a cloud of confusion and concern hangs over what was initially billed as a mass civic action. As calls for public participation
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As Parliament continues to deliberate on several crucial bills affecting every corner of Zimbabwean life, citizens are being urged to take a more active role in monitoring legislative developments and ensuring their voices are heard
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Harare – Calls for greater empowerment of local communities and traditional leaders took centre stage during a plenary session at a half-day workshop convened to unpack the Mines and Mining Bill. Honourable R.T. Matangira, Chairperson
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We are no longer living in a world of scattered conflicts and isolated skirmishes. The globe is quietly, but unmistakably, entering a proto-global war phase — a geopolitical environment marked by simultaneous, interlocking military confrontations
