Govt acts on noisy churches, bans residential fuel stations
Fidelis Munyoro CHURCHES in residential areas are now expected to have soundproof walls, while fuel stations will no longer be licensed to operate in residential areas in a bid to…
US courts Zimbabwe for critical minerals supply
Wallace Ruzvidzo THE United States government has made overtures to engage Zimbabwe “on mutually beneficial supply chain transactions” as Washington moves to secure critical minerals around the world. The latest…
Returning rains ease farmers’ anxieties
Theseus Shambare AFTER the recent mid-season dry spell, recent rains, which are expected to continue this week, have eased farmers’ anxieties amid renewed expectations of a bumper crop for the…
First Lady takes tree-planting initiative to Bulawayo . . . extends support to vulnerable groups in Bulawayo, Mat South and Mat North
Blessings Chidakwa in BULAWAYO ENVIRONMENT Patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa has urged citizens to work together in protecting the environment, while also taking advantage of the ongoing rainy season…
ZiG stability anchors low inflation outlook : CZI
Business Reporter CONSISTENT Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) stability, seen across the formal and parallel markets, has bolstered a low inflation outlook, signalling firmer monetary management and growing confidence in the economy,…
COST OF HOPE: HOW ONLINE SCAMMERS ARE PREYING ON DESPERATE JOB SEEKERS
Ivan Zhakata Check Point Desk IT seems no matter how old a trick is, people will always continue falling for it. Of late, sophisticated online recruitment scams — operating primarily…
Government ups preps for National Youth Day celebrations
Zimpapers Politics Hub PREPARATIONS for the 2026 National Youth Day celebrations, which are expected to be presided over by President Mnangagwa at the Igava area in Marondera, Mashonaland East province,…
The day Dynamos broke Mgijimi’s heart
Veronica Gwaze-Zimpapers Sports Hub THEY carried a coffin through the Rufaro Stadium turnstiles as if the burial had already been agreed upon. Painted in Dynamos’ blue and white, the coffin…
Africa’s critical minerals provide a huge economic opportunity: G20 framework sets out ways to seize it
Professor Glen Nwaila and Professor Grant Bybee As the world shifts to clean energy, minerals such as lithium, cobalt and manganese have become as important as oil once was. Africa…











