The 2026 Sanganai/Hlanganani Dzimbabwe tourism expo wrapped up in Masvingo with 405 exhibitors and 153 buyers, marking the largest edition to date.

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.

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.

Econet Wireless Zimbabwe will retire its 3G network by December 2027, focusing on 4G and 5G expansion. The phase-out affects rural users and those with older devices, with affordable upgrade options promised.

Zimbabwe is removing 291 licences, permits, levies and fees in a move officials say will reduce the cost of doing business, but critics argue the state should address deeper bureaucratic barriers.

Justice Vivian Ndlovu reversed a lower court decision, ordering Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika to pay US$5,000 and report to police twice a week.

Government approves a five-month pause on e-hailing regulation to review sector and develop new framework, requiring tax registration and safety measures.

Zimbabwe’s Cabinet has approved a five-month freeze on e-hailing regulations to allow a thorough review and development of a new framework for services like Bolt and InDrive.

Transport Minister Felix Mhona says the delegation will bring back international driving standards to help reduce road accidents in Zimbabwe.