LOCAL NEWS

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Zimbabwe is on the verge of cementing a promising economic partnership with Tajikistan following a fruitful diplomatic and investment mission led by Vice President, Constantino Chiwenga.

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Government has moved swiftly to support Churchill Boys High School after a devastating fire destroyed student hostels yesterday, leaving dozens of learners without accommodation or personal belongings.

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Residents and motorists have welcomed the completion of the Trabablas Interchange Flyover formerly known as the Mbudzi Roundabout—saying it will help reduce traffic congestion and improve safety at one of the capital’s busiest intersections.

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Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has launched a five-day anti-corruption awareness campaign targeting the illegal parcelling of State and communal land. The campaign, which runs up until May 31, 2025, is being held under the theme “Campaign Against Illegal Parcelling of State and Communal Land.”

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Ubuntu Free School in Serima, Gutu District, recently received a delegation from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education in a visit that highlighted the growing synergy between Government policy and community-led education efforts.

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ZANU PF has expressed strong confidence in retaining the Gutu East parliamentary seat in the forthcoming June 14 by-election, with the Party’s Masvingo Provincial Political Commissar, Cde Brian Munyoro, declaring that the ruling Party's grassroots structures and polling-based campaign strategy would ensure a landslide victory.

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President Mnangagwa has declared the deadly Sebakwe River traffic collision that claimed twelve lives a national disaster, describing it as part of "the needless toll which reckless driving levies on our people and our Nation."  

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The Zimbabwe Land Commission, Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), Manyame Rural District Council (RDC), and Chief Seke have declared a unified stance against land corruption in Seke District.

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Zimbabwe’s new National Media Policy has been hailed as a powerful step toward reclaiming the country’s national narrative and reasserting the role of local media in driving development, social cohesion, and patriotism.

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Zimbabwe’s inflation trajectory has shown signs of stabilising, with a mean monthly inflation rate of 2.5 percent for the period January to May 2025.