Delegates walk out on Netanyau’s UN speech
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced sharp divisions at the United Nations (UN) General Assembly as he took the stage to deliver a speech defending Israel’s war efforts and denouncing recent international recognition of Palestinian statehood.
‘Prophetess’ nabbed over grisly discovery of body parts
A self-styled prophetess was arrested in Harare after a home birth ended in the tragic death of a 36-year-old woman and the discovery of a bucket containing human body parts.
Let our radio stations sound local
ON my drive to school in the morning, I tuned into a popular local radio station expecting to hear something familiar — something that sounded like home.
Zim is determined to promote a safe and secure world
The statement below was delivered at the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on Friday by Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Professor Amon Murwira on behalf of President Mnangagwa.
PSC moves to ensure dignified retirement for Government workers
THE Public Service Commission (PSC) has established a new stand-alone department tasked with assisting public sector workers on retirement issues following realisation that a majority of Government workers are not prepared for life after work.
Diversifying farming with agro-tourism
Zimbabwe’s agriculture continues to evolve, with farmers finding new ways to adapt to shifting markets, changing climate and rising production costs.
ZB Financial Holdings makes history with sustainability certification
ZB Financial Holdings (ZBFH) has become the first financial institution in Zimbabwe to achieve a sustainability certification, a milestone hailed as pivotal for driving the country’s economic and sustainable industrial growth.
70 percent of Harare’s raw sewage discharged into environment
AT LEAST 70 percent of raw sewage entering the capital’s treatment plants is discharged into the environment, the Harare City Council has said, in a rare admission to a failure that could have serious environmental and health consequences.
Botswana seeks alternative markets as US tariffs hurt sales
Botswana is stepping up efforts to diversify its economy as steep US tariffs erode the competitiveness of its exports.











