Staff Reporter
More than 1,200 hectares of winter wheat have already been planted across Zimbabwe since April, marking a strong early start to the 2025 winter cropping season as the nation intensifies efforts to boost food security and meet an ambitious national target.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s bold ambition to become a continental steel giant has gained significant policy momentum following a government move to restrict the importation of selected steel products. The strategy, formalised through Statutory Instrument (SI) 46 of 2025, is widely viewed as a targeted intervention to protect and strengthen the country’s growing steel industry—particularly the transformative Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO) project underway in Manhize.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s horticultural sector is experiencing a quiet revolution, driven by small-scale farmers who last year exported over 250 tonnes of peas—primarily to European markets. This marks a major turnaround for a once-struggling industry now showing strong signs of recovery, thanks to local support initiatives and renewed international interest.
Staff Reporter
Youth in Ward 16 of Chitungwiza are benefiting from a series of government-led empowerment initiatives, which local leaders say are transforming lives and providing sustainable income opportunities.
Staff Reporter
Youth in Ward 16 of Chitungwiza are benefiting from a series of government-led empowerment initiatives, which local leaders say are transforming lives and providing sustainable income opportunities.
Staff Reporter
The Civil Registry Department has announced that the Government, through Treasury, has released US$3 million to settle part of the outstanding allowances owed to members who participated in the 2023 national mobile registration mop-up exercise.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe and the European Union (EU) will co-host the inaugural EU-Zimbabwe Business Forum from 20 to 22 May at Meikles Hotel in Harare, in a major push to strengthen economic ties and attract sustainable investment.
Staff Reporter
Government has approved the hosting of the 2025 National Culture Month, which will run from May 1 to 31 under the theme “Celebrating Indigenous Voices”, as part of efforts to promote national identity, cultural pride, and social cohesion.
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Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector has recorded significant gains in the 2024/25 season, with maize output reaching the fourth-highest level in the country’s history, according to the Second Round Crop, Livestock and Fisheries Assessment Reportpresented to Cabinet this week.
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