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“Swipe your bananas,” Mthuli said.

“Swipe your bananas,” Mthuli said.

 Ah, these educated people in suits, they sit in air-conditioned offices and think they are clever. Now they say every vendor in the informal sector must have a point of sale machine. A POS, imagine!...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Harare: A City Drowning in Trash and Lost Dignity

Harare: A City Drowning in Trash and Lost Dignity

Walk down Julius Nyerere Way, through Copacabana, or past the Simon Muzenda (more commonly known as Fourth) Street bus terminus, and one thing becomes painfully clear—Harare is no longer the Sunshine...

By ZimNow Reporter •
Harare wins IATF Headquarters: But can Zimbabwe cash the cheque?

Harare wins IATF Headquarters: But can Zimbabwe cash the cheque?

ZNyaya Business DeskZimbabwe has landed a surprise diplomatic and economic win: Harare will be the permanent headquarters of the Intra-African Trade Fair, beating out rival African nations for the rig...

By ZimNow Reporter •
From the Pews to the Party: How Nyon’ yeZulu Is Blending Sacred Harmony with Scorching Amapiano

From the Pews to the Party: How Nyon’ yeZulu Is Blending Sacred Harmony with Scorching Amapiano

 Forged in the fire of church choirs and baptized in the buzz of Bloemfontein, Bekezela Siso is rewriting the Amapiano playbook. ZNyaya reporter Witness Runodada catches the vibe with the artist known...

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Ex Zimra boss’ 30-Day legal escape plan fails

Ex Zimra boss’ 30-Day legal escape plan fails

 Nyashadzashe Ndoro – Chief ReporterThe Supreme Court has shut the final door on former Zimbabwe Revenue Authority Human Capital boss Bright Gunzo, upholding his dismissal and rejecting his attempt to...

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Public Sector audit exposes US$600m financial black hole

Public Sector audit exposes US$600m financial black hole

 Nyashadzashe Ndoro – Chief ReporterIn a country where hospitals beg for bandages and boreholes cough up dust, the Treasury cannot explain where nearly US$597 million went. That’s the damning verdict...

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Zimbabwe’s dirty non-secret: Teenage maids, exploitation and a law too often ignored

Zimbabwe’s dirty non-secret: Teenage maids, exploitation and a law too often ignored

   Munyaradzi Mashiri—Court CorrespondentLast week, a Zimbabwean court jailed Tanaka Gunda for 20 years for raping his 17-year-old maid, the judge citing “overwhelming evidence,” including a medical a...

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Warriors ready to face Rwanda despite 2026 World Cup qualifiers exit

Warriors ready to face Rwanda despite 2026 World Cup qualifiers exit

Philemon Jambaya in South AfricaThe Warriors are set to take on Rwanda on Tuesday, despite their recent exit from the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.The squad has welcomed back Vice Captain Marshall Munets...

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Whistle, Wallet, Whiplash: The sports paywalls hit Zim

Whistle, Wallet, Whiplash: The sports paywalls hit Zim

Patience Muchemwa—Senior ReporterZimbabwe’s push to professionalize sport is undeniable. Coaching and technical official courses are being rolled out with fanfare—but also with price tags that sting i...

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Usher the Barber sees global dreams from Gazebo chairs

Usher the Barber sees global dreams from Gazebo chairs

By Patience Muchemwa—Senior ReporterAt just 21, Kudakwashe Marisa—better known as Usher the Barber—is part of a quiet revolution sweeping across Africa’s cities. While unemployment drives many young p...

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