A doctor’s unyielding mission to combat HIV/AIDS

By Staff Reporter Binga – Dr. Efison Dhodho’s journey in the fight against HIV/AIDS is nothing short of remarkable. Not only did he manage to convince traditional chiefs to embrace HIV testing during a time when the pandemic was shrouded in stigma and ignorance, but he also pioneered transformative approaches to public health that continue […]
Tungwarara’s TAP agency banking initiative advances president’s vision of inclusive financial services

By Staff Reporter Harare – Dr. Paul Tungwarara, a prominent businessman and special advisor to the president, is leading the charge in expanding banking access to remote areas, fulfilling the government’s vision of leaving no one and no place behind. His initiative, Talk and Pay (TAP), in collaboration with CBZ Bank, is pioneering agency banking […]
Over 4,500 sign teachers’ petition demanding US$200 poverty alleviation allowance

By Staff Reporter Harare – More than 4,500 citizens have signed the #SaveOurEducationZw petition, demanding urgent reforms in Zimbabwe’s education sector, including a $US200 poverty alleviation allowance for teachers. The petition, launched by the Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ), reflects widespread support for the education community’s call for better conditions and equitable access to quality […]
Zim delegation set to champion Pan-Africanism at inaugural Africa Youth Congress 2025

By Staff Reporter Harare – A 20-member Zimbabwean delegation is preparing to engage in critical discussions at the inaugural Africa Youth Congress 2025, which will take place from January 16-17 in Kampala, Uganda. The event, organized by the Ugandan government in collaboration with the African Kin Education Resource Centre, aims to modernize African cultures while promoting […]
GZU student tragically takes own life after learning boyfriend is married

By Staff Reporter Masvingo – A Great Zimbabwe University (GZU) student, Lillian Rusike, tragically ended her life on Wednesday after discovering that her boyfriend, whom she believed would become her husband, was already married. Lillian, just 22 years old, was described by those who knew her as a deeply religious and God-fearing young woman. She […]
Botha Mine cautions stakeholders in engaging fraud accused Angela Mpofu

By Staff Reporter Harare – The Botha Mine Board and Management have issued a statement addressing the ongoing case involving Angela Mpofu-Chisvo, who faces allegations of theft and fraud amounting to over US$300,000. The company emphasized that Mrs. Mpofu has been conducting unauthorized meetings with stakeholders and soliciting funds without the approval or knowledge of […]
Zambia awards UAE company contract to print ballot papers after Chivayo-linked Ren Form CC failed to fulfil contractual obligations

By Staff Reporter Harare – The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has awarded a three-year contract to Al Ghurair Printing and Publishing of the United Arab Emirates to print and deliver ballot papers and other election materials. This decision came after the Commission could not proceed with the contract with Ren Form CC of South […]
Sugar producer Triangle to retrench workers citing rising operational costs

By Staff Reporter Chiredzi – One of Zimbabwe’s largest sugar producers, Triangle Limited, has announced plans to retrench an undisclosed number of employees next month. The company will implement a three-phased retrenchment program, driven by rising operational costs, currency depreciation, and increased competition from low-cost, duty-free imported sugar. These challenges have led to the difficult […]
Court sets Friday hearing on Magaya’s ZIFA election disqualification challenge

By Court Correspondent Harare – Yadah Stars owner, Walter Magaya’s challenge against disqualification from the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) presidential race is set to be heard at the High Court this Friday with the tycoon preacher also piling more pressure on the football mother body through a complaint filed with the Switzerland based Court of […]
Zanu-PF wants to extend Mnangagwa’s presidential term by two years

By Reuters Harare – Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu PF party wants to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s term in office by two years until 2030, party’s director of information Farai Marapira said on Tuesday. Marapira gave no details of how this could be achieved or whether constitutional changes would be sought to enable the 82-year-old Zanu PF […]