Staff Reporter
The National Blood Service Zimbabwe (NBSZ) has reaffirmed its commitment to providing safe, free blood transfusions for all patients in public hospitals, underscoring the critical role of donor generosity and robust Government support in sustaining this vital healthcare lifeline.
Staff Reporter
The Medicines Control Authority of Zimbabwe (MCAZ) has issued a stern warning against the unauthorised advertisement of medicines, including herbal and complementary products, particularly on social media platforms, in a bid to curb misleading claims and protect public health.
Staff Reporter
Mozambican President, His Excellency Daniel Chapo, is set to officially open the 65th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF), which will run for an extended six days this year.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s gold industry has opened the year on a high note, recording an impressive 40.6% increase in production during the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year.
Staff Reporter
Government has approved the implementation of the Presidential Internet Programme Scheme, which is aimed at providing reliable broadband internet connectivity to all of the country’s 2 400 administrative wards.
Political Reporter
Zimbabwe’s opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, once hailed as the face of democratic hope, is facing a torrent of public ridicule and frustration from citizens and former allies who accuse him of political inertia and complacency following successive electoral defeats.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwean tobacco farmers have been issued with a warning against the use of fake and uncertified tobacco seeds, as authorities fear the practice could derail the country's ambitious plan to grow its tobacco sector into a US$5 billion industry.
Staff Reporter
Government has announced plans to establish 20 state-run gold centres across the country by end of 2025, aiming to curb illegal trade and revenue losses in the mineral sector.
Staff Reporter
The long-awaited Mbare Musika Traders Mall in Harare is finally complete and set to open its doors on Friday, bringing a wave of relief and renewed hope to hundreds of vendors who lost their livelihoods in a devastating fire late last year.
Staff Reporter
Journalist and political analyst Hopewell Chin’ono has sharply criticized opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s push for a bullet train system, dismissing the proposal as a misguided “wet dream” disconnected from the country’s urgent economic and infrastructural realities.
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