‘No nation can prosper in isolation’

ZIMBABWE is prepared to share its experiences and contribute to a safer and more secure world by working closely with all United Nations (UN) member states, President Mnangagwa has said.

Parallel market rates retreat, as forex reserves balloon to US$900m

THE continued increase in foreign currency reserves, which have since risen to US$900 million, has contributed to the strengthening of Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) against the US dollar, raising hopes that the year-long currency and price stability will be sustained.

Government reforms positively changing lives and livelihoods, UN told

A COMPREHENSIVE package of reforms and targeted investments by the Government, which have seen the economy grow by 6 percent for the past few years, are positively changing lives and livelihoods across the country.

President greenlights nationwide sports tournament to combat drug abuse

RPRESIDENT MNANGAGWA has given the nod to the launch of a sports tournament that is designed to engage young people countrywide in the fight against drug and substance abuse.

Remarkable progress recorded on Kunzvi-Harare water pipeline

CONSTRUCTION of the Kunzvi-Harare pipeline that will convey water from Kunzvi Dam to the capital has begun, marking a significant step towards ending Harare’s crippling water shortages that have persisted for more than two decades.

Exercise Blue Lugwasho a testament to regional cooperation

THE Southern African Development Community Standing Aviation Committee (SAC) recently held a multinational humanitarian exercise codenamed Exercise Blue Lugwasho at Livingstone Air Force Base in Zambia.

COMMENT: Zim’s agricultural boom seeding industrialisation and sustainable growth

IN a remarkable turnaround, Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector is demonstrating unprecedented potential, with a record wheat production target of 600 000 tonnes for the 2025 season signalling a new era of productivity.

Gold surge shields mining sector earnings

ZIMBABWE’S mining sector performance has remained strong despite mixed commodity prices, with the growth being driven by foreign inflows and strategic investments.

THE LITTLE BIKES THAT ARE LITERALLY PUTTING KOMBIS, MISHIKASHIKA OFF TRACK

ABOUT 35 kilometres south of the capital, along the busy Bulawayo-Harare highway, a curious signpost reads “Pamamonya Ipapo”, which is a colloquial Shona expression that literally means being amongst the giants.

Night time curfew in Madagascar after violent protests

After violent protests erupted in Madagascar on Thursday, the government has imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew in the capital.