Tourism top contributor to GDP
THE tourism sector, now the nation’s strongest economic performer, came into sharp focus at the 2025 Hospitality Summit, with officials arguing that sustaining success demands innovation and partnership.
Zimbabwe set to send small team for Florida
Lovemore Dube, Zimpapers Sports Hub THE National Athletics Association of Zimbabwe (Naaz) secretary-general Cynthia Phiri says they may send two athletes to the World Cross-Country Championships to be held in…
Tobacco processing plant, another milestone
THE multi-million-dollar Cut Rag Processing (Pvt) Limited tobacco plant, commissioned by President Mnangagwa on Wednesday, stands as a milestone in Zimbabwe’s re-industrialisation drive, showcasing advanced manufacturing systems aligned with the country’s modernisation agenda.
Govt hands over speed trap cameras to ZRP
GOVERNMENT will today hand over breathalysers, breathalyser printers and speed trap cameras to the Zimbabwe Republic Police for use on the country’s major highways to curb road carnage.
9 candidates jostle for Nkulumane seat
NINE candidates successfully filed their papers at the Nomination Court at Tredgold Building in Bulawayo yesterday and will battle it out in the upcoming House of Assembly by election for the Nkulumane Constituency seat.
ZMDC, ZACC join hands to fight corruption
THE Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation has officially reinforced the nation’s push for ethical governance by formalising an Integrity Pledge with the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission.
We won’t let you down: Ncube
Zimpapers Sports Hub MIGHTY Warriors forward Anita Ncube has called on Zimbabwean football supporters to remain steadfast in their backing of the national team, insisting the players are determined to…
Abandon outdated stereotypes, media urged
THE Government has challenged local media to abandon “outdated stereotypes” and narratives that seek to humiliate or undermine its efforts, calling instead for the creation of a media environment that genuinely reflects the country’s progress.











