Category: National News
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President Mnangagwa Urges Churches to Drive Zimbabwe’s Economic Growth
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on churches to move beyond spiritual duties and become active partners in Zimbabwe’s economic and social development, speaking at the National Spiritual Conference.
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Highlanders and Chicken Inn Brace for High-Stakes Chibuku Super Cup Derby at Barbourfields
The Chibuku Super Cup first round brings a Bulawayo derby as Highlanders and Chicken Inn face off at Barbourfields, with both sides seeking redemption after a tough league run.
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Harare Moves to Regulate E-Hailing Services as Mayor Says inDrive Drivers Should Share Revenue with City
Harare City Council is drafting a bylaw for e-hailing operators, with Mayor Jacob Mafume suggesting inDrive drivers should be willing to contribute part of their earnings to the city for infrastructure development.
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Chinhoyi University Students Evicted to Make Way for Zanu PF Conference Renovations
Paid-up students at Chinhoyi University of Technology have been forced out of campus hostels and relocated to Chinhoyi High School ahead of renovations for the Zanu PF national conference in October.
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Mutapa Investment Fund Faces Governance Questions in Kitsiyatota Mining Dispute
Concerns are mounting over the role of Zimbabwe’s Mutapa Investment Fund in the Kitsiyatota mining dispute, with questions about whether the sovereign wealth vehicle is being used to advance private interests.
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Gokwe Cottonseed Processing Creates New Rural Industries
Cottonseed is being transformed into cooking oil, animal feed, and soap in Gokwe, creating new economic opportunities for rural communities and reducing waste.
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Bulawayo Records Five Flu-Related Deaths at Mpilo Central Hospital
Five people have died at Mpilo Central Hospital in Bulawayo after presenting with a flu-like illness, raising concerns among health officials and residents as the country monitors the spread.
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Weekly Savings Groups Transform Livelihoods in Beitbridge West
Small weekly contributions by villagers in Wards 6 and 7 of Beitbridge West have evolved into a sustainable community savings movement, lifting hundreds out of poverty.
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President Mnangagwa’s Daughter-in-Law Remanded in Custody Over Drug Dealing Charges
Kelsea Tadiwa Tafirenyika, the 22-year-old daughter-in-law of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, spent Wednesday night in police cells after being charged with dealing in dangerous drugs. A Harare magistrate postponed her bail hearing to Thursday.
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Zimbabwe Extends Business Licence Fee Cuts to More Sectors
Cabinet has approved another round of reductions to licences, permits, levies and fees, covering agriculture, education, transport, sport and natural stone exports.
