Harare must end its culture of force
Barely a day later, another controversy erupted after a video circulated on social media showing a municipal police officer slapping a woman inside a banking hall.
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Cash crunch paralyses education offices
“However, the availability of auditors has become a major challenge because of limited resources, resulting in many cases remaining unresolved for long periods.”
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Gold smugglers free, peaceful protesters jailed
This is the kind of leadership you celebrated during that coup in 2017, which resulted in the disgraceful removal of the telescopically foresighted and wisdom-imbued Gushungo.
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Final farewell to Zim’s business matriarch
In Shamva and Bindura, Masiiwa was widely respected as a business leader, philanthropist and pillar of a family enterprise that has served local communities for more than four decades.
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AFFM marks first anniversary with growth, empowerment drive
Beyond its spiritual mission, AFFM has distinguished itself through programmes aimed at economically empowering its members.
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Zvimba RDC, war vets move to regularise stands
Meanwhile, Zevic has announced that the Zvimba Rural District Council (ZRDC) is already processing the regularisation of Zevic stands.
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Villagers fight to save sacred shrines
Mashayamombe said the community had appealed to Mnangagwa and first lady Auxilia Mnangagwa because the shrine, which serves the whole country, was under threat.
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Zimbabwe cattle and health cover for farmers
The need to expand coverage is also driven by the possibility that the upcoming 2026/27 agricultural season may bring El Niño-like drought conditions.
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ED systematically killing councils
The Auditor-General’s 2025 Audit Report on Local Authorities paints a bleak picture of Zimbabwe’s councils.
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Jul. 25, 2026
