LOCAL NEWS

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Government has announced plans to establish 20 state-run gold centres across the country by end of 2025, aiming to curb illegal trade and revenue losses in the mineral sector.

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The long-awaited Mbare Musika Traders Mall in Harare is finally complete and set to open its doors on Friday, bringing a wave of relief and renewed hope to hundreds of vendors who lost their livelihoods in a devastating fire late last year.

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Journalist and political analyst Hopewell Chin’ono has sharply criticized opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s push for a bullet train system, dismissing the proposal as a misguided “wet dream” disconnected from the country’s urgent economic and infrastructural realities.  

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Government has dismissed attempts by disgraced former ZANU PF Central Committee member Blessed Geza to introduce an impeachment motion against President Mnangagwa, stating that the move lacks legal merit, political backing, and public support.

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Minister of State for National Security Lovemore Matuke has praised Zimbabweans for standing firm against attempts to destabilise the country, saying citizens have shown their unwavering support for peace, stability, and the leadership of President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

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Government is preparing to overhaul its legal framework to introduce tougher, more prohibitive penalties for smuggling and tax evasion in a bold effort to protect local industries and stabilise the economy.

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Zimbabwe’s tobacco marketing season is gathering steam, with farmers already raking in US$143 million from the sale of 41.6 million kilogrammes of flue-cured tobacco since trading began last month.

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Zimbabweans on social media have mercilessly ridiculed expelled Zanu-PF member Blessed Geza, dismissing his recent political outbursts as nothing more than attention-seeking theatrics.

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At the Global AI Summit on Africa in Kigali, industry leaders emphasised the urgent need for Zimbabwe to harness artificial intelligence (AI) to drive economic growth and social progress.

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The Youth Vocational Skills Training Centre (YSVTC) in Rutenga officially commenced its training programmes on 31 March 2025, with an initial registration of 27 students enrolled in metal fabrication, solar systems, and drip irrigation.