Staff Reporter
Villagers in Chagwiza, Gutu South, are struggling with a growing human-wildlife conflict as hyenas and baboons continue to attack livestock and destroy crops. The crisis has left families fearful and struggling to protect their livelihoods.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe has recorded significant progress in the implementation of development projects under the First 100-Day Cycle of 2025, with major strides in industry, ICT, healthcare, and infrastructure development.
Staff Reporter
Women in Nerupiri, Gutu South Constituency, are reaping the benefits of community empowerment programmes, launching various income-generating projects that have transformed their livelihoods.
Staff Reporter
Villagers in Mwenezi and surrounding areas are set to earn approximately US$20,000 from the sale of 400 tonnes of mapfura (marula) fruit this season, following efforts by the National Biotechnology Authority of Zimbabwe (NBTAZ) to expand processing at its Rutenga plant.
Staff Reporter
ZANU PF Mt. Darwin District Coordinating Committee (DCC) Chairman, Cde Kudakwashe Mupamhanga, has urged leaders across the district to champion unity as a foundation for sustainable development.
Political Reporter
Labour, Economists, and African Democrats (LEAD) party leader, Linda Masarira, has urged Zimbabweans to ignore the anticipated 31 March protests, warning that citizens should not allow themselves to be used as political pawns.
Staff Reporter
Government has reiterated its unwavering commitment to resolving Bulawayo’s long-standing water challenges, with the Glassblock Dam project identified as a vital midterm solution.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Council for Higher Education (ZIMCHE) has issued a stern warning against the proliferation of unregistered institutions conferring fake undergraduate, postgraduate, and honorary degrees, including PhDs.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers have collectively earned over US$66 million since the start of the 2025 marketing season earlier this month, with industry players optimistic about reaching the country’s US$5 billion target by 2030.
Staff Reporter
Sweden-based companies have expressed strong interest in establishing mining projects in Zimbabwe, drawn by the country’s vast mineral wealth and the investor-friendly policies introduced by the Second Republic.
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