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NatPharm Debt Exceeds US$2.7 Million, Drug Shortages Worsen as First Lady Tells Dande Residents to Chew Roots
Zimbabwe’s public health system faces a dire medicine shortage after hospitals accumulated a US$2.7 million debt to NatPharm, while First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa advises Dande villagers to rely on traditional roots for healing.
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Munhumutapa Day Controversy: Mnangagwa Birthday ‘Coincidence’ Sparks Historical Revisionism Row
The declaration of September 15 as Munhumutapa Day has ignited a fierce debate over historical accuracy and political motives, with critics accusing the government of distorting history to glorify President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Muduva Murder-Suicide: Wife’s Suicide Note Reveals Years of Marital Strain
Lyliosa Chirara’s suicide note exposes a marriage devoid of intimacy since 2022, leading to the fatal attack on Commissioner Martin Muduva.
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Zimbabwe Health Ministry Recalls Two Batches of Blood Pressure Drug Nifedipine Over Quality Concerns
The Ministry of Health and Child Care has confirmed the recall of two batches of Nifedipine 10mg tablets after quality testing revealed they no longer meet required standards. Patients are urged to check their medication and return affected stock.
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65,455 Returning Zimbabweans Registered in National Skills Audit
The Ministry of Skills Audit and Development has registered 65,455 Zimbabweans returning from South Africa as part of a national effort to match their skills with local economic needs.
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Zimbabwe’s Tourism Expo Concludes with Record Turnout in Masvingo
The 2026 Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbabwe tourism expo wrapped up in Masvingo with 405 exhibitors and 153 buyers, marking the largest edition to date.
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Family of Zimbabwean Murder Victims Decries Delay in Extradition of UK Triple Murder Suspect
Relatives of a Zimbabwean woman and her two daughters killed in England have expressed anguish as the extradition of suspect Ndodana Tshuma from South Africa remains stalled after 65 days.
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President Mnangagwa Appoints Engineer Muguti as Local Government Permanent Secretary and New Commission Chairs
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has appointed Engineer Tafadzwa Muguti as the new Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Local Government and Public Works, alongside new chairpersons for several independent constitutional commissions.
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MSD Warns of Hotter, Drier 2026/27 Summer Season as El Niño Persists
The Meteorological Services Department has forecast a largely below-normal rainfall season for Zimbabwe, with high chances of prolonged dry spells and elevated temperatures. Farmers and residents are urged to adopt water conservation measures.
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Bulawayo’s rising stars: TikTok’s Samantha Moyo and rapper Tojey Blox chase bigger stages
Two Bulawayo creatives are turning social media growth and personal setbacks into wider recognition, with Samantha Moyo building a TikTok following and Tojey Blox overcoming robbery to share stages with international acts.
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