LOCAL NEWS

Political Reporter

A prominent opposition member has abandoned his political affiliation, citing lack of ideology and clear political direction as the primary reasons for his departure.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe has made remarkable strides in reducing cooking oil imports by prioritizing the financing of local oilseed production.

Staff Reporter

The Midlands Province has exceeded its wheat production target for 2024 by an impressive 103 percent, with 12,459 hectares planted.

Staff Reporter

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to commission a state-of-the-art baobab juice manufacturing plant, at Mutare Teachers’ College, tomorrow.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe has been appointed Chair of the Southern Africa Taskforce on Cholera Prevention and Control at the inaugural meeting held in Lusaka, Zambia, last week.

Political Reporter

In a sharp rebuke aimed at the Zimbabwe National Students Union (ZINASU), the Zimbabwe Congress of Students (ZICOSU) has issued a stern warning against the involvement of student bodies in political activities.

Staff Reporter

Lives in Shurugwi community are set to be transformed as a Chinese mining company, Chengetai Chenxi Mine, has pledged to initiate commercial agriculture-related activities in line with the Government’s Agriculture 8.0 policy.

Staff Reporter

Gwanda State University (GSU), in collaboration with the Young Miners Foundation (YMF), is taking significant strides to establish a model gold mine. This initiative aims to provide students from various institutions with hands-on experience in the gold mining industry and work-related programs. The two organizations have formalized this collaboration through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), paving the way for innovative developmental programs in mining.

Staff Reporter

The Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has several key initiatives which are aimed at boosting youth empowerment as well as addressing critical challenges in the sector.

Staff reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), which dismally lost the August 2023 elections, is allegedly inciting civil disobedience and violence against Government during the up-coming SADC Summit, which is set to take place in Harare this August.