LOCAL NEWS

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The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has officially extended the retirement age for judicial officers from 65 to 70 years in a move aimed at retaining experience and ensuring continuity within the judiciary.

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Zimbabwe is participating in the third edition of the Iran-Africa International Economic Conference, which began yesterday in Tehran, Iran.

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Zimbabwe’s gold-backed currency (ZiG) recorded a slight rise in monthly inflation for April 2025, rebounding into positive territory at 0,6 percent after a brief dip into deflation (-0,1 percent) in March.

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The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has called for applications from small and micro agriculture enterprises (SMEs) for a grant programme aimed at boosting the sector’s growth, innovation and sustainability.

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The Government is stepping up efforts to modernise Harare’s road network, with plans underway to construct four new interchanges as part of its broader infrastructure development agenda.

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The Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) is facing mounting scrutiny amid serious allegations of financial mismanagement and mistreatment of the Lady Sables during their recent participation in the Rugby Africa Women’s Cup qualifiers in Côte d’Ivoire.

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The Government of Zimbabwe, in partnership with development agencies, is taking decisive steps to overhaul taxation and regulatory frameworks that have long stifled the growth of women-led Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs). This bold initiative is aimed at unlocking the full potential of the sector, which already contributes more than 60% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

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Zimbabwe has been ranked among the top 10 African countries with the highest coal reserves in 2025, according to a recent report by Business Insider Africa. The listing has been welcomed by local economists who say the recognition highlights the country’s untapped potential in the energy and mining sectors.

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A major milestone in Zimbabwe’s food security agenda is taking shape in Kwekwe, where the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)’s depot expansion project is now in its final stages. As part of the Second Republic’s broader vision to ensure national food sufficiency, the nearly-completed project marks a significant stride in enhancing the country’s grain storage and processing infrastructure.

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A major milestone in Zimbabwe’s food security agenda is taking shape in Kwekwe, where the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)’s depot expansion project is now in its final stages. As part of the Second Republic’s broader vision to ensure national food sufficiency, the nearly-completed project marks a significant stride in enhancing the country’s grain storage and processing infrastructure.