Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s national cattle herd has expanded to 5,741,399, reflecting an increase of nearly 52,000 compared to 2023. The Government attributes this growth to improved disease management, particularly efforts to combat January Disease, and strengthened veterinary and extension services.
Staff Reporter
The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water, and Rural Development has announced the official rebranding of Zimbabwe Online Agricultural College (ZOAC) to Zimbabwe Agricultural College (ZIACO), a move aimed at expanding and enhancing agricultural education in the country.
Staff Reporter
Government has commenced the rehabilitation of the Murambinda-Birchenough Bridge Road, marking another milestone in the Second Republic’s drive to modernize Zimbabwe’s road network.
Staff Reporter
A poultry project initiated by Gutu South legislator, Pupurai Togarepi, is transforming the lives of students in the constituency by reducing schools' dependence on fees for daily expenses. The project has seen 56 schools receiving broiler chicks and feed, with each school getting 50 chicks and necessary inputs.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has intensified its crackdown on unlicensed businesses, particularly in the food and beverage sector, as part of efforts to enforce compliance with national health and safety regulations.
Agriculture Reporter
Farmers across Zimbabwe are hopeful for a bumper harvest this season following consistent and widespread rains that have revived crops and improved water availability for irrigation.
Staff Reporter
Vendors in Kotwa, Mudzi, are celebrating a major transformation in their working conditions following the construction of new market stalls funded by devolution funds.
Staff Reporter
Community members in Chipinge have commended the Government for installing advanced X-ray machines at Mount Selinda and St. Peter’s Hospitals, in Checheche.
The new equipment is expected to significantly improve healthcare services by enhancing diagnostic capabilities at the two public institutions.
Staff Reporter
The SADC Youth Parliament has officially opened applications for youth leaders, stakeholders, and advocates to participate in its Standing Committees ahead of the 3rd SADC Youth Parliament. The virtual consultations will take place from March 3rd to March 11th, 2025, leading up to the first physical sitting in South Africa at the end of March.
Staff Reporter
Government and the European Union (EU) have significantly strengthened their partnership to improve essential services for vulnerable communities across the nation. Through the Enhanced Resilience for Vulnerable Households in Zimbabwe (ERVHIZ) programme, over 22,500 households have gained access to clean water and improved sanitation facilities. Additionally, more than 45,000 households, including 20,000 children under five years of age, have benefited from essential nutrition services.
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