Staff Reporter
The European Union (EU) has returned to the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) in Bulawayo for the third year running, this time with an even bigger footprint, a sharper focus on private sector partnerships, and a bold message: “SILANI, TINEMI, EU WITH YOU.”
Hurbert Masango
A growing chorus of Zimbabweans is calling on authorities to clamp down on individuals using social media platforms to spread panic and despondency across the nation, following yet another failed attempt to instigate an economically disruptive shutdown.
Staff Reporter
Passenger transport associations have assured the public that all transport services will operate normally today, dismissing calls for a national shutdown.
Staff Reporter
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued a strong warning to all public servants in Zimbabwe, urging them to disregard calls circulating on various platforms encouraging them to stay away from work on April 22 and 23.
Staff Reporter
A team of surgeons at Chinhoyi Provincial Hospital has successfully removed a massive 9.3 kg tumour from a 34yearold patient, Ms. Sharon Dube, in a complex procedure carried out last week.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s energy sector has taken the lead as the country’s top investment destination for the first quarter of 2025, thanks largely to a game-changing US$2 billion thermal power project underway in Kalungwizi, Binga.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has urged travellers intending to temporarily import vehicles into the country to use its electronic Temporary Import Permit (TIP) portal for a smoother and quicker experience at border posts.
Staff Reporter
As Zimbabwe gears up to commemorate its 45thIndependence Day tomorrow, citizens across the nation have been reflecting on the significance of liberation from colonial rule and the progress made since 1980.
Herbert Masango
Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo has issued a sharp critique of the country’s media landscape, urging journalists to prioritise factual reporting over hearsay, particularly in the wake of disinformation surrounding Zimbabwe’s failed March 31 uprising and alleged parliamentary controversies.
Staff Reporter
A visit to the GeoPomona Waste-to-Energy Project in Harare left members of the SADC Military Health Services Working Group thoroughly impressed, marking a strong endorsement of Zimbabwe’s bold step in sustainable waste management and environmental health.
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