Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s groundbreaking Geo Pomona Waste-to-Energy Plant continues to earn praise and interest across the continent, with Ghana becoming the latest nation to explore the project as a blueprint for sustainable waste management and clean energy generation.
Staff Reporter
True to its mantra of leaving no one and no place behind, the Second Republic continues to walk the talk in advancing rural development, with the Community Development Fund (CDF) making a visible impact in Shurugwi Rural District.
Staff Reporter
Cabinet has approved the Climate Change Management Bill, 2025, signalling a major policy shift aimed at strengthening the country’s response to climate change through a coordinated legal framework.
Staff Reporter
Government says the availability of basic commodities has remained stable, with locally produced goods dominating shelf space, while price movements remain closely linked to exchange rate fluctuations.
Political Reporter
ZANU PF Chitungwiza Ward 16 Chairperson, CdeVengai Makumbe, has called on youths and residents to join the ruling party, saying it is availing numerous empowerment opportunities to transform their lives.
Staff Reporter
ZANU PF Mwenezi East legislator, ShiellaChikomo, has pledged continued support for education, youth empowerment, and community development through targeted donations and infrastructural projects.
Staff Reporter
The Minister of Energy and Power Development, July Moyo, has confirmed that full electricity supply in parts of Harare and at Hwange Power Station is expected to be restored by Wednesday evening, following two unrelated incidents that led to widespread power outages.
Staff Reporter
More than 1,200 hectares of winter wheat have already been planted across Zimbabwe since April, marking a strong early start to the 2025 winter cropping season as the nation intensifies efforts to boost food security and meet an ambitious national target.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s bold ambition to become a continental steel giant has gained significant policy momentum following a government move to restrict the importation of selected steel products. The strategy, formalised through Statutory Instrument (SI) 46 of 2025, is widely viewed as a targeted intervention to protect and strengthen the country’s growing steel industry—particularly the transformative Dinson Iron and Steel Company (DISCO) project underway in Manhize.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s horticultural sector is experiencing a quiet revolution, driven by small-scale farmers who last year exported over 250 tonnes of peas—primarily to European markets. This marks a major turnaround for a once-struggling industry now showing strong signs of recovery, thanks to local support initiatives and renewed international interest.
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