Staff Reporter
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially handed over tipper trucks procured under the US$2 million Presidential Youth Fund, further demonstrating his administration’s commitment to youth empowerment and economic inclusivity.
Staff Reporter
Water levels at Lake Kariba and major flow stations along the Zambezi River have continued a steady upward trend over the past week, offering encouraging signs for the region’s power generation capacity and ecological health.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe and the Islamic Republic of Iran have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations, with a renewed focus on trade, investment, and mining collaboration.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s gold mining industry is expected to register record earnings in 2025, with revenues forecast to exceed US$3 billion, according to the latest Commodity Outlook report from the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe. The projection marks a significant jump from 2024’s earnings, buoyed by increased production and sustained high global gold prices.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has launched a landmark investigation into sexual harassment allegations plaguing higher and tertiary education institutions, following a surge in complaints against staff and senior personnel accused of preying on students, particularly young women.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Gender Commission (ZGC) has launched a landmark investigation into sexual harassment allegations plaguing higher and tertiary education institutions, following a surge in complaints against staff and senior personnel accused of preying on students, particularly young women.
Staff Reporter
Member of Parliament (MP) for Mwenezi West, Priscilla Zindari-Moyo, has called for greater investment in young people, saying they are the key to Zimbabwe’s future.
Staff Reporter
A Harare motorist, Marvin Tapiwa Chigumbura, has blown the whistle on what he describes as a coordinated extortion scheme involving City Parking Pvt Ltd officials, municipal authorities, and opportunistic touts in the Central Business District (CBD).
Staff Reporter
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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