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Sofar hits high note on the 19th edition

Event organisers say the show, which featured five surprise artists, was a collaboration bridging Sofar’s global grassroots movement with Music Connects
By Staff Writer 10h ago

CID boss assaulted, robbed of service pistol

This emerged at the Harare Magistrates Court where four suspects appeared before regional magistrate Clever Tsikwa facing assault and robbery charges on Wednesday.
By Trevor Mutsvairo 15h ago

Harare councillors divided over retirement age

The issue was debated in a full council meeting recently, where it was revealed that the human resources report adopted the government directive.
By Kenneth Nyangani Jun. 17, 2025

Candid Comment : Swift action against land barons long overdue

It is time authorities deal decisively with land barons.
By Eddie Zvinonzwa Jun. 13, 2025

Editor’s Memo: Why dehumanise vendors?

Vendors often shun designated trading areas because they are either too costly or located in low-traffic zones.
By Faith Zaba Jun. 13, 2025

Turnall resizes business to improve profit and cash flows

Capital expenditure for 2024 was US$3,2 million compared to US$567 927 in the prior year, which was mainly aimed at improving production efficiencies.
By Tatira Zwinoira Jun. 13, 2025

Going against the tide

She spoke openly about the ups and downs she has faced, from career setbacks to personal losses, but what struck me most was her fearless approach to life.
By Cliff Chiduku Jun. 11, 2025

Garwe orders Harare to pay Chiyangwa’s Pinnacle

He cited several confrontations between Town House and Pinnacle Property Holdings while responding to Mafume’s letter dated May 23 this year.
By Kenneth Nyangani and Gracious Daniel Jun. 11, 2025

Why are Zimbabwe police chasing off some of the economy’s biggest players?

In 2024, the council’s revenue stood at just US$3 million. But policing costs for these crackdowns exceeded US$24 million, eight times the council’s income.
By Global Press Journal Jun. 10, 2025