Zimbabwe, UAE on brink of landmark trade deal
Rumbidzayi Zinyuke Senior Reporter ZIMBABWE and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), whose bilateral trade has since ballooned to US$7 billion, are working on further deepening ties, with the two countries…
A century of ancestral conservation is safeguarding trees and vital watersheds
Lungelo Ndhlovu Features Correspondent IN Mabale, Hwange District, Matabeleland North Province, traditional leadership, volunteer community rangers and locals have spent generations preserving customary “taboos” to protect forests, regulate grazing areas,…
Gwavava signs for Bosso
Innocent Kurira [email protected] HIGHLANDERS have strengthened their squad for the second half of the season with the signing of left-back Ephany Gwavava, a player coach Benjani Mwaruwari has had on…
Two Zimbabweans die during repatriation from South Africa
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau TWO Zimbabwean nationals have died during the ongoing repatriation exercise from South Africa, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade has confirmed. The deaths were…
Government rallies tobacco sector against illegal seed varieties
Theseus Mauruki Shambare GOVERNMENT has convened a high-level tobacco industry indaba to coordinate a nationwide crackdown on illegal tobacco seed varieties as preparations for the 2026/27 production season gather…
ECA urges Africa to harmonise education, expand youth access to finance
Sikhulekelani Moyo [email protected] THE United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has called on African countries to harmonise their education systems and expand access to finance to help transition young…
Gwanda man (54) jailed 17 years for raping step-daughter
Sukulwenkosi Dube-Matutu [email protected] A 54-YEAR-OLD Gwanda man has been jailed 17 years for raping his intellectually challenged 16-year-old step daughter. The accused person from Nhwali Village who cannot be named…
Beyond the Budget: Parly’s constitutional and legal duty to ensure public accountability
Gibson Mhaka Senior Writer FOR years, public attention has largely faded from the August House once Parliament approved Zimbabwe’s national budget. Yet legal and constitutional experts argue that this marks…











