Staff Reporter
The newly appointed Zimbabwe Youth Council (ZYC) board member, Anotidaishe Talent Kadaira, has unveiled an ambitious vision to transform the organisation into a vibrant platform for youth empowerment and development.
Staff Reporter
Vice President General (Retired) Dr. Constantino Chiwenga has underscored the need for value addition in Zimbabwe’s diamond industry to maximise export earnings.
Staff Reporter
The first 50 ultra-modern villas, part of the ambitious Zim Cyber City project in Mt Hampden, are set to be completed by March 2025. Construction on this multi-million-dollar development is progressing rapidly, with visible advancements in road networks and villa construction.
Staff Reporter
Government is pursuing a 26% shareholding in all major mining projects as part of its broader agenda to secure a greater share of mineral wealth.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) has issued a public notice emphasising the importance of tax compliance within the construction, iron and steel industries.
Political Reporter
In a scathing critique posted on X yesterday, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa strongly condemned the Harare City Council's ongoing demolitions of people's homes, describing the actions as "criminal, sadistic, and inhumane."
Staff Reporter
The Ministry of Health and Child Care launched a digital grievance redress mechanism at Chegutu Hospital yesterday to enable faster and more direct communication between patients and health policymakers.
Staff Reporter
Government has taken a significant step toward improving healthcare services in Midlands Province by commissioning utility vehicles to address transport challenges within the health sector.
Staff Reporter
Government has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform the country’s agricultural landscape and ensure food security through the 2024/2025 Summer Season Plan.
Staff Reporter
The Commission of Inquiry into the governance of Harare City Council has exposed startling allegations of corruption and financial mismanagement, with the city council reportedly collecting a mere US$100 from tuckshops over a four-month period.
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