Staff Reporter
Bankable title deeds for state-owned land will not compromise Zimbabwe’s Land Reform Programme or result in financial institutions seizing vast tracts of land, according to the chairperson of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee, Kudakwashe Tagwirei.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe’s health sector is set to benefit from an intensified anti-smuggling campaign aimed at reducing, among other vices, the flow of counterfeit medicines and medical supplies into the country.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks) has expressed serious concern over a recent surge in human-crocodile conflicts, as the rainy season triggers a rise in such incidents across the country.
Political Reporter
In a move that has sparked heated debate, the United States has confirmed funding initiatives to support LGBTQI awareness in Zimbabwe, drawing criticism from analysts who claim the U.S. is attempting to impose foreign cultural values on the southern African nation.
Staff Reporter
Caledonia Mining Corporation has announced an additional US$41.8 million investment into its operations this year, following the achievement of production targets at the Blanket Mine in 2024.
Staff Reporter
Harare and other urban centers have turned into traffic chaos zones, with public transport operators frequently flouting road regulations. This lawlessness has, in some cases, led to tragic loss of life.
Political Reporter
Prominent opposition activist and journalist Hopewell Chin’ono has made damning allegations against former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa, accusing him of orchestrating chaos within the opposition movement ahead of the 2023 general elections.
Staff Reporter
A 28-year-old man, Shylock Zulu, from Mashala village in Hwange, has been convicted and sentenced to six months in prison for stock theft after stealing a goat and selling its meat back to its owner.
Staff Reporter
Government has dismissed social media reports claiming that a hostile environment, characterised by rampant informal sector activities and poverty, is the primary reason behind the struggles faced by major retail chains such as OK Zimbabwe.
Staff Reporter
Zimbabwe is on track to achieve cooking oil self-sufficiency, thanks to increased investments in soya bean, sunflower, and cotton seed production.
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