Staff
In a significant move to enhance digital communication and social media engagement, Presidential Investment Advisor, Dr. P. Tungwarara, has donated 20 high-tech smartphones, including Samsung S25 and iPhone 16 Pro models, to journalists in Mashonaland West Province.
Agriculture Reporter
Tobacco farmers will receive their payments within 48 hours of delivery this season, the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) has confirmed, addressing past concerns over delayed disbursements.
Staff Reporter
The Sekuru Kaguvi Eye Hospital at the ParirenyatwaGroup of Hospitals in Harare will commence a groundbreaking initiative on February 24, 2025, to offer 600 free cataract surgeries. The initiative is part of a collaborative effort between Zimbabwe and China, highlighting the ongoing partnership between the two countries in healthcare. The programme is set to run until 1 March.
Staff Reporter
President Mnangagwa yesterday launched the National Digital Ambassadors Programme, a transformative initiative aimed at equipping young Zimbabweans with digital skills to enhance economic development and bridge the rural-urban digital divide.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s macadamia nut sector is celebrating a major achievement as exports of the crop surged by 53 percent, increasing from 5.24 million kilogrammes (kg) in 2023 to 8.02 million kg in 2024. This increase in volume has resulted in a 29 percentboost in revenue, which rose from US$6.79 million to US$8.75 million in just one year.
Staff Reporter
The Government has suspended the operating licenceof Urban Connect Holdings (Pvt) Ltd following a tragic bus accident that claimed 25 lives last week.
Staff Reporter
The National Competitiveness Commission (NCC) will host its inaugural Competitiveness Summit on 19 to 20 February, 2025, at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) grounds in Bulawayo.
Staff Reporter
Parents in Zimbabwe are celebrating Government's decision to include drug and substance abuse education in the national school curriculum. Many see this as a crucial step in addressing the rising drug abuse among young people.
..... as City Executives pocket up to US$30 000 amid service delivery crisis
Harare Post Reporter
Reports have emerged that top executives of the Harare City Council, including the town clerk, are earning exorbitant salaries of up to US$30 000 per month, while the lowest-ranked directors receive US$15 000.
Staff Reporter
The 2025 International Commodity Summit (ICS2025) has voiced strong backing for Zimbabwe’s mining industry, urging global investors to direct funding toward Kuvimba Mining House, a prominent Zimbabwean mining company.
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