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Category: National News
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Munhumutapa Golf Tournament Joins ZANU PF Conference in Chinhoyi
The first Munhumutapa Golf Tournament in Chinhoyi is expected to become a sideline event tied to the ZANU PF National People’s Conference, putting Mashonaland West in focus.
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Harare Needs US$500m to Fix Sewer Network
ZimHarare News reports Harare and Chitungwiza need at least US$500m to rebuild wastewater systems as pollution and disease outbreaks worsen.
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Zimbabwe’s 90-Day Campaign Targets Early Action Against Intimate Partner Violence
Zimbabwe’s time-bound drive against domestic abuse seeks to move intervention earlier, with police reports and survey data underscoring the scale of risk.
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Justice Upheld for Rape Victim; Tourism Investment Push Announced
A Bulawayo teacher’s attempt to overturn a rape conviction was rejected by the High Court. Meanwhile, the IDBZ announces a major foreign-currency funding drive for Zimbabwe’s tourism sector.
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Zimbabwe Opens October With Mourning, Accountability and Development Pressures
Zimbabwe mourns a fatal Chivayo helicopter crash while facing scrutiny over political access, governance fraud, safety and development priorities.
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Zimbabwe Reacts to Chivayo Helicopter Crash as Mnangagwa Mourns
As the Marondera helicopter crash investigation continues, Zimbabweans are weighing grief, politics and calls for clearer accountability in Harare.
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Helicopter Tragedy Claims Controversial Zimbabwean Businessman Wicknell Chivayo; Ruto Mourns, Nation Divided
Wicknell Chivayo, the flamboyant Zimbabwean businessman known for his political ties and lavish spending, died in a helicopter crash in Marondera alongside five others. While Kenyan President William Ruto expressed condolences, domestic reaction remains sharply divided.
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Zimbabwe News Digest: El Niño, Politics, Beitbridge Rescue
Zimbabwe digest covers El Niño preparedness, ZANU-PF conference, Beitbridge rescue, COMESA, roads, aquaculture and digital governance on 30 September 2026.
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Zimbabwe’s Financial and Mining Sectors Pivot Toward Resilience and Capital Security
As Zimbabwean banks prepare for a conference on AI and climate resilience, Namib Minerals secures a critical US$6.5m loan for its Redwing project, highlighting the dual pressures of technological adaptation and capital access in the local economy.
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Zimbabwe News Wrap: Harare Labour Court Ruling, Sewer Bailout and Court Incidents
A Supreme Court ruling eases Labour Court access, while Harare sewer funds face scrutiny. Read the day’s key Zimbabwe updates.
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