Zimbabwe’s medical advertising law: A relic holding back healthcare progress
As the law currently stands, the general rule is simple and blunt: medical practitioners are not allowed to advertise their professional services to the public.
By Johannes Marisa
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Tungwarara faces political isolation
A senior party official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Tungwarara has “multiple corruption-related dockets” pending, with cases dating back to at least 2016.
By Staff Reporter
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NewsDay cartoon January 30, 2026 edition
NewsDay cartoon January 30, 2026 edition
By The Watcher
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ZRA breathes life into Batoka Gorge project
This week, ZRA hosted AFRY Switzerland Limited, the firm tasked with updating the project’s Engineering Feasibility Studies and Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA).
By Obert Siamilandu
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Government warns rogue housing co-operatives
The directive was delivered by Women Affairs deputy minister Kiven Mutimbanyoka during a tour of the Hatcliffe Housing Union Co-operative on Wednesday.
By Belindah Chikandiwa
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AMH Editors’ case postponed
The charge relates to a Muckraker satirical column titled When we become a mafia State, published in the Zimbabwe Independent on June 27, 2025.
By Trevor Mutsvairo
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Sugar is the new tobacco for your teeth: Reading the hidden labels on our daily food
In our modern food landscape, sugar is the new tobacco for your teeth a pervasive, addictive and silently destructive agent embedded in the very staples we consider safe, even healthy.
By Patience Matambo
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Stop the ‘sabhuku deals’ by fixing the housing crisis
Sabhuku deals are not the disease; they are a symptom of a deeper, long-festering housing crisis.
By Newsday
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Woman fined for assaulting Gr 5 pupil
Prosecutor Sheila Nyathi told the court that the complainant is Sakhile Moyo, a male juvenile and a Grade 5 pupil at a local school.
By Nizbert Moyo
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