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WATCH VIDEO | Chamisa makes his way back into the opposition leadership equation — Nelson Chamisa has put himself back in the equation for Zimbabwe’s next opposition chapter, signaling that he will occupy a leadership role in a new political movement as opposition forces confront another re-alignment In an exchange with our reporter Moreblessing Marange, the former opposition leader said he will be among those steering the new formation, a declaration that could redraw the opposition’s political map after months of accusations that he has ceded the initiative to other players. The architecture and political strategy of the new project are yet to be set out. Chamisa made the remarks in Harare after signing a book of condolences for late European Union Ambassador Katrin Hagemann, offering his clearest indication yet that he intends to retain a place in Zimbabwe’s opposition leadership calculus. Updated with visuals by Moreblessing Marange — Breaking news. Sharp reporting. The bigger picture. Follow ZiFM Stereo News on WhatsApp: Zimbabwe. Africa. The world.

WATCH VIDEO | Chamisa makes his way back into the opposition leadership equation — Nelson Chamisa has put himself back in the equation for Zimbabwe’s next opposition chapter, signaling that he will occupy a leadership role in a new political movement as opposition forces confront another re-alignment In an exchange with our reporter Moreblessing Marange, the former opposition leader said he will be among those steering the new formation, a declaration that could redraw the opposition’s political map after months of accusations that he has ceded the initiative to other players. The architecture and political strategy of the new project are yet to be set out. Chamisa made the remarks in Harare after signing a book of condolences for late European Union Ambassador Katrin Hagemann, offering his clearest indication yet that he intends to retain a place in Zimbabwe’s opposition leadership calculus. Updated with visuals by Moreblessing Marange — Breaking news. Sharp reporting. The bigger picture. Follow ZiFM Stereo News on WhatsApp: Zimbabwe. Africa. The world.

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“Kana zvandiri kutaura izvi zvikandiuraya, ndakagadzirira kufa” (If what I am saying will get me killed, I’m ready to die), says Presidential Adviser Paul Tungwarara as he vows to defend President Mnangagwa at all costs at a Nyanga rally, accusing rivals of dirty power tactics.

“Kana zvandiri kutaura izvi zvikandiuraya, ndakagadzirira kufa” (If what I am saying will get me killed, I’m ready to die), says Presidential Adviser Paul Tungwarara as he vows to defend President Mnangagwa at all costs at a Nyanga rally, accusing rivals of dirty power tactics.

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WATCH | Vendors should respect our property, Borrowdale residents say …… residents decry property value depreciation HARARE — Borrowdale residents, one of Harare’s high-end, wealthy residential neighbourhoods, have called on vendors who have sprouted across the low-density suburb to move to formally designated vending areas, decrying the unchecked proliferation of informal markets is threatening the market value of their heavily invested properties. Speaking to ZiFM Stereo News on the sidelines of a feedback meeting in Borrowdale, Ward 18 Councillor Rufaro Matsika said the mushrooming vending sites, particularly around Helensvale, Drew Road, Chisipiti, along highways and byways, and at private residences’ doorsteps, were eroding the character of the suburb, while residents feared this could leave homeowners nursing losses on investments built up over the years. She added that residents were not opposed to vending, since it has been a source of livelihood for many people trying to earn a living, but wanted trading to be properly regulated. “We now need to work together, the vendors, the residents and ourselves as the local authority, to see amicable ways of maybe trying to alleviate that,” Matsika said. Councillor Matsika said Ward 18 had already identified potential sites for formal vending, although the available spaces would not be sufficient to accommodate every trader. “We just want maybe those who are from here, this area, who want to be vendors, those are the ones we can accommodate.” She said illegal vending and the sale of illicit goods and drugs required urgent attention. “Vendors are a part of us, but illegal vendors operating on undesignated places, selling illegal goods and drugs, we are at war,” she said. Borrowdale Residents and Ratepayers Association chairperson Robert Mutyasira warned that allowing food vendors to operate from every corner without access to water and sanitation facilities could expose residents to serious public health risks. “From a certain space, they must have ablution facilities and they must have water and they must be accountable to the local district office,” Mutyasira said. The concerns also come against the backdrop of a broader government push to restore order to Zimbabwe’s urban spaces, with Local Government and Public Works Minister Daniel Garwe calling for the removal of vendors operating illegally. The government has argued that uncontrolled vending is undermining Zimbabwe’s modern-city aspirations, while also frustrating waste-management efforts. Video and Reporting by Kudakwashe Chibvuri — Trusted journalism. Breaking news. Deeper context. Follow the ZiFM Stereo News WhatsApp Channel for comprehensive coverage from Zimbabwe, Africa, and the world:

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WATCH | Transport crisis opens door for new e-hailing platform HARARE — Zimbabwe’s deepening urban transport crisis that has led to rising fares, unreliable public transport, long queues and growing concerns over safety that is now burdening commuters has opened platforms for e-hailing services with Tiende, a new kid on the block announcing its arrival to lessen the burden on residents. Tiende, literally translated to mean “let’s go” is offering options and joins other services already on the market and have been in action to deal with the prolonged urban transport crisis. The launch comes as demand for convenient, affordable and reliable transport continues to grow, particularly in Harare, where commuters spend hours waiting for buses during peak periods, while fare disputes and shortages of reliable transport remain common. Speaking to ZiFM Stereo News during the launch in Harare’s Central Business District, Tiende Executive Chairman Nato Chimbalu said the platform was responding to changing commuter needs and the growing demand for safer and more affordable travel. “The demand for transport is changing, particularly as more people work beyond conventional hours,” he said. “We believe technology can help make that connection easier, safer and more convenient for the passenger.” The push comes as discussions around a 24-hour economy gather momentum, potentially increasing demand for transport services capable of serving commuters at different times of the day. Tiende says its platform allows passengers to request rides through a mobile application, with safe rides, fair pricing, availability and convenience among the features being promoted. Reporting and Video by Kudakwashe Chibvuri — Trusted journalism. Breaking news. Deeper context. Follow the ZiFM Stereo News WhatsApp Channel for comprehensive coverage from Zimbabwe, Africa, and the world:

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Sikhala arrested after Zanu PF warning • Marapira warning becomes reality HARARE – Four days after Zanu PF Director of Information Farai Marapira warned that Job Sikhala and Tendai Biti were scheming to cause chaos, Sikhala has been arrested in South Africa after police allegedly found explosives in his car. The 53-year-old former legislator was detained in Pretoria and is being held at the city’s main police station. He was reportedly arrested moments after meeting a group claiming to represent former DRC president Joseph Kabila’s party, who had offered to support his democracy campaign in Zimbabwe. Pictures circulating online show Sikhala sitting in handcuffs on a roadside barrier, with an elderly man believed to have been with him. Another photo shows what appears to be explosives wrapped in a yellow plastic bag. In an interview earlier this week, Marapira issued a blistering warning against Sikhala and Biti, accusing them of living off political instability and chaos. “These people have never written a single letter calling for dialogue, and I do not believe they ever will because they feed off chaos,” Marapira said. “When there is political violence, that is when they feed their families. They get neo-imperialist funding to cause destabilization at the cost of the people in the streets and the country’s economic progress.” He said the two opposition figures had “never been sincere in seeking a true Zimbabwean solution,” claiming they “prosper when there is confusion and collapse when there is peace.” Days before the arrest, Marapira had also vowed that those plotting unrest “under the pretext of defending the constitution” would be “met head-on and crushed.” Video & Reporting by Anesu Masamvu | ZiFM Stereo News — Join our WhatsApp Channel and be part of a growing community that relies on ZiFM Stereo News for fast, accurate, and credible updates from Zimbabwe and beyond. Click here to subscribe:

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