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Category: National News
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Zimbabwe and Belarus Strengthen Ties with Grain Storage Upgrade and Vaccine Production Plan
Zimbabwe is set to benefit from a partnership with Belarus aimed at modernising grain storage facilities in Harare and establishing a local vaccine manufacturing plant to strengthen food security and healthcare resilience.
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Seasonal Shift: How Zimbabweans Can Boost Health as Winter Winds Down
With August giving way to warmer days, Zimbabweans are urged to adjust their health routines. From nutrition to immunity, here’s how to embrace the change of seasons.
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Zanele Moyo Sets Sights on Miss Tourism International After Date Change
Reigning Miss Tourism Zimbabwe 2026 Zanele Moyo is preparing to represent the country on the global stage after organisers of Miss Tourism International announced new dates for the pageant.
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Drug Theft by Health Workers Drains Zimbabwe’s Health Budget, Deputy Minister Warns
Zimbabwe’s Health Ministry has confirmed that some healthcare workers are stealing medicines meant for public hospitals and reselling them to private pharmacies, costing the government millions and exacerbating drug shortages.
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Zimbabweans Lured into Russia-Ukraine War: Families Demand Repatriation
Families in Beitbridge and eastern Zimbabwe are searching for sons who left for jobs but ended up fighting in Russia, while authorities pursue trafficking suspects.
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Feli Nandi Stays Grounded After Historic HICC Sell-Out
Zimbabwean songbird Feli Nandi says her feet remain firmly on the ground after making history with a capacity crowd at the Harare International Conference Centre last Friday.
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President Mnangagwa Urges Churches to Drive National Development Agenda
President Mnangagwa has called on churches in Zimbabwe to move beyond spiritual guidance and participate actively in economic and social progress, during a national spiritual conference.
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Highlanders and Chicken Inn Face Early Chibuku Cup Showdown at Barbourfields
The Chibuku Super Cup first round delivers a Bulawayo derby as Highlanders and Chicken Inn seek to bounce back from recent setbacks at Barbourfields on August 13.
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Harare City Council Moves to Regulate E-Hailing Services, Mayor Says Drivers Should Share Revenue
Harare City Council is developing a legal framework for e-hailing operators, with Mayor Jacob Mafume saying drivers should not mind sharing income with the municipality as tensions continue with city police.
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CUT Students Relocated as Hostels Prepared for Zanu PF Conference
Final-year and fully paid-up students at Chinhoyi University of Technology have been moved to Chinhoyi High School to allow renovations ahead of Zanu PF’s October conference.
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