On 19 November 2025, Zimpapers marked a historic milestone with the official launch of the Digital Newsroom, a bold step into the future of journalism.
The event brought together media professionals, industry leaders, and technology partners to witness the unveiling of a cutting-edge platform designed to transform news production and delivery in Zimbabwe and beyond.
This gallery captures the vibrant moments of the launch — from inspiring speeches and live demonstrations to the energy and excitement of a team embracing digital transformation. Explore the highlights and relive the day that set a new standard for modern newsrooms.
Zimpapers’ digital transition, which began in 2024, has already begun to reshape Zimpapers’ operations, boosting efficiency, strengthening competitiveness, and positioning the organisation for growth in an increasingly dynamic media environment.Zimpapers’ digital transition, which began in 2024, has already begun to reshape Zimpapers’ operations, boosting efficiency, strengthening competitiveness, and positioning the organisation for growth in an increasingly dynamic media environment.
Guests explore the state-of-the-art TV studio, getting a firsthand look at the technology powering Zimpapers’ new era of digital broadcasting
Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister, Dr Jenfan Muswere cuts the ribbon while assisted by Zimpapers acting chief executive officer, William Chikoto (right) and Zimpapers board chair Mrs Doreen Sibandaat at commissioning of Zimpapers integrated newsroom at Herald House in Harare yesterday. Picture Memory MangombeZimpapers Group Acting CEO, William ChikotoZimpapers board Chairperson Mrs Doreen Sibanda
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