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Suspect in Charlie Kirk Killing Linked to Threatening Note, FBI Says
 Federal investigators say the man accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah last week had signaled his intentions in advance, leaving behind multiple warnings.FBI Directo...
Three Cars for Pushing? The Rise (and Pressure) of Push Presents
 Zvishavane was buzzing this week after a man welcomed his wife from the maternity ward with three brand-new cars wrapped in giant bows. The moment—complete with a saxophonist serenade—went viral, equ...
Gold Deliveries Jump 23% in August
 Zimbabwe’s gold sector recorded a strong performance in August, with deliveries to Fidelity Gold Refinery rising by nearly a quarter compared to the same month last year.According to official figures...
Blessed Geza’s Waning Flame
 When Blessed Geza announced he would be going live this past week, the response on social media was telling. Instead of anticipation, his post was met with ridicule.“You want us to waste money buying...
From São Paulo to Harare: Brazil’s Soft Power Play
 When the Brazilian culture was the focal point at Zimbabwe’s National Gallery in Harare last weekend, it marked more than an art exchange. The arrival of the Bienal de São Paulo, one of the world’s o...
African Union, IGAD Welcome Quad's Sudan Peace Initiative
  The African Union Commission and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development have welcomed the Joint Statement issued by the Quad, comprising the foreign ministers of Egypt, the Kingdom of Saudi...
Ebola Vaccination Drive Underway in DRC
 Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have begun vaccinating frontline workers and close contacts of confirmed Ebola patients in Bulape, Kasai Province, following the declaration...
Gweru council marks Munhumutapa Day by launching a city clean up blitz
  Gweru City Council will from today — Munhumutapa Day — begin closing down all unlicensed businesses, unapproved lodges, backyard tuckshops, vending sites, shops and unauthorised schools in a major d...
If We Can Run a “Luxury” Train and Fly Harare–Mutare for a 3-Day Expo, Why Not Every Day?
 Only in Zimbabwe do miracles happen on demand. A train that usually exists only in nostalgic songs suddenly becomes “luxury” because there’s an expo in Mutare. For three days, the nation’s weary stee...