LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

The development of smart cities in Zimbabwe has been identified as a national priority, with Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) being crucial to the success of the initiative.

Staff Reporter

In a groundbreaking development for healthcare in Chimanimani, residents will now have improved access to medical services following the launch of a telehealth facility in Nhedziwa and the opening of a new clinic in Chakohwa this past Saturday.

Political Reporter

Former ZANU PF Youth League National Political Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu, has distanced himself from an X (formerly Twitter) account that has been posting inflammatory content aimed at creating political tensions within Zimbabwe.

Political Reporter

ZANU PF’s Director for Information, Farai Muroiwa Marapira, has strongly criticized former Botswana President Ian Khama, accusing him of deflecting blame for his own political shortcomings by unjustifiably alleging interference by ZANU PF in the electoral processes of other nations.

Staff Reporter

The University of Zimbabwe’s Agro Industrial Park is making waves in the agricultural sector with the recent launch of two innovative products at the ongoing Exporters Conference in Harare.

Staff Reporter

The University of Zimbabwe’s Agro Industrial Park has made commendable strides in the agricultural sector as it recently unveiled two new products at the ongoing Exporters Conference at the Zimbabwe International Trade (ZITF) grounds, Bulawayo.

Staff Reporter

The repatriation of human remains taken out of the county during the colonial era and immigration concerns were central topics during a meeting between the British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, His Excellency Peter Vowels, and the Minister of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Honourable Kazembe, held in Harare yesterday.

Staff Reporter

The National Journalism and Media Awards (NJAMA) ceremony took place yesterday in Harare, honoring outstanding achievements in journalism and media across various categories.

Staff Reporter.

Finance,  Economic Development and Investment  Promotion  Minister, Mthuli Ncube expressed hope  that forecast of    normal to above-normal rainfall patterns across the country from now until March next year would result in significantly enhanced  water levels at Lake Kariba, potentially leading to improved power generation.

Staff Reporter

President Mnangagwa has underscored the government’s commitment to expanding Zimbabwe’s export market and improving infrastructure to support economic growth.