Zimbabwe courts Toyota for car assembly plant
Debra Matabvu in OSAKA, Japan MULTINATIONAL automotive giant, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, has expressed strong interest in expanding its operations in Zimbabwe, a move the Government hopes will lead to the…
Zimbabweans in Japan get to meet President
Debra Matabvu in OSAKA, Japan ZIMBABWEANS living abroad should strive to uphold the country’s image by maintaining professionalism, good conduct and a strong sense of national identity wherever they are,…
Inclusivity, equality and diversity. . . Paralympic icon hails race as a global model
Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter HE didn’t win the race. He won the crowd. British Paralympic legend Richard Whitehead left an unforgettable impression at this year’s Econet Victoria Falls Marathon,…
Zimbabwe tourism shines at Expo 2025 Osaka
Prince Huni, Correspondent THE Zimbabwe Pavilion at the ongoing World Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, has become a beacon of global attraction and engagement, drawing up to 6 000 visitors…
Jazz maestro’s Heroes Day teaser rekindles old memories
Trust Khosa, Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub As a teaser for the upcoming Heroes and Defence Forces Day holidays, living legend Louis Mhlanga is set to rekindle his connection with…
FALSE START TO TREVOR DEE’S FIRE INCIDENT TRIAL
THE trial of Trevor Dongo’s girlfriend and her friend, who are accused of allegedly burning his property in his rented apartment, did not get underway yesterday as scheduled.
Shareholders give nod to OK Zimbabwe capital raise
Martin Kadzere and Nelson Gahadza OK Zimbabwe Limited shareholders yesterday approved a hybrid turnaround plan meant to reboot the giant retailer, which entails a US$20 million rights offer and the…
War victims’ compensation resumes after 26-year halt
Richard Muponde, Zimpapers Politics Hub THE Government has announced the long-awaited resumption of payments under the War Victims Compensation Fund, more than two decades after the suspension of the scheme…











