Staff reporter
Zimbabwe’s diplomatic horizons are expanding as it prepares to partake in the South Korea-Africa Summit, marking a significant milestone in strengthening the two countries’ bilateral relations. Scheduled for June 4th to 5th, 2024, in Seoul, this summit offers a crucial opportunity for Africa to enhance its trade relations with South Korea, particularly focusing on economic cooperation and agricultural development.
Staff Reporter
In a concerted effort to combat the escalating issue of drug and substance abuse, Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, Raj Modi spearheads a pioneering awareness campaign comprising 18 cyclists from Bulawayo to Chitungwiza.
Staff Reporter
Anticipation is mounting for the upcoming Zim-Angola Trade Mission as high hopes of potential economic gains for the country are anticipated.
Staff Reporter
Government has issued a compelling call for increased support in capacity building for the Africa Centre for Fertiliser Development.
Staff Reporter
In an effort to ensure uninterrupted mining operations, key players in the mining industry are increasingly investing in large-scale power generation projects.
Health Reporter
A healthcare breakthrough has been witnessed at Mbuya Nehanda Maternity, a division within the Parirenyatwa Group of Hospital, where the implementation of Immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (IKMC) has significantly reduced neonatal mortality by 50% among premature infants in Zimbabwe.
Staff Reporter
Government is on the verge of completing the VVIP pavilion at the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in Harare, with construction progress reaching 90 percent.
Staff Reporter
Citizens have commended the Cabinet's recent approval of the National Policy for the care and protection of children without parental care.
Staff Reporter
Government has marked significant strides in economic development and public service enhancements in the first 100-day cycle of 2024, aligning with the objectives of the National Development Strategy 1.
….as Chamisa camp burns
Political Reporter
The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction led by Professor Welshman Ncube is reportedly embarking on a significant restructuring program of that party, marking a departure from the policies of former leader, Nelson Chamisa who refrained from establishing formal party structures to ‘protect’ that party from potential infiltration.
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