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- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 110 views
COMMENT: Bopoma Dam breaks new ground for foreign-funded projects
INFRASTRUCTURE development in the country has largely been financed through Government resources since 2000. Foreign financial institutions maintained a funding freeze on local projects in line with Western sanctions. We,…
- Manicapost
- July 18, 2025
- 430 views
Maize-meal prices tumble
Ray Bande Senior Reporter MAIZE-MEAL prices have plummeted in most shops across Manicaland, with a 27 percent drop from US$7,50 to around US$5,50, following a bumper harvest that will…
- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 355 views
War victims’ compensation resumes after 26-year halt
Richard Muponde, Zimpapers Politics Hub THE Government has announced the long-awaited resumption of payments under the War Victims Compensation Fund, more than two decades after the suspension of the scheme…
- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 221 views
Masvingo gears up for Miss Rural Zimbabwe pageant finals
Sipepisiwe Moyo, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub THE search for Mr and Miss Rural Zimbabwe continues with a commitment to inclusivity, visiting every province in search of the King and…
- Manicapost
- July 18, 2025
- 572 views
The Great Khali court opera
Post Correspondent CRIME knows no expiry date! This old truism is unfolding in our midst as it appears as if chickens are coming home to roost for notorious Mutare…
- Manicapost
- July 18, 2025
- 225 views
Manicaland takes lead in closing digital divide
Ray Bande Senior Reporter MANICALAND has taken a significant leap forward in expanding radio broadcasting transmission access, achieving an impressive 81 percent coverage, surpassing the national average of…
- Herald
- July 18, 2025
- 191 views
Commodity glut puts farmers under tight pricing pressures
THE current glut of agricultural produce at mass markets has left farmers unable to dictate prices, relegating them to price-takers incapable of dictating terms in sync with a vibrant economic landscape.
- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 736 views
How Zimbabwe honours its fallen heroes
Sifelani Tsiko, Fact Check Editor THE National Heroes’ Acre in Harare is a burial shrine and national monument in Zimbabwe, located on a 57-hectare piece of land on a ridge…
- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 199 views
Zimbabwe coffee exports jump 14percent
Edgar Vhera, Agriculture Specialist Writer COFFEE exports surged by 14 percent to US$902 311 in 2024, data from the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat) shows, as the country recovered from…
- Chronicle
- July 18, 2025
- 99 views
Zimbabwe’s date with destiny…Time for Sables to finally break Namibia hoodoo
Petros Kausiyo, Zimpapers Sports Hub FOR more than two decades, Zimbabweans have watched their Rugby World Cup dreams crumble, most often at the hands of familiar foes, Namibia. Since 1999,…