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.

Government reforms positively changing lives and livelihoods, UN told

Harare Bureau 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…

The last party: rousing send-off for Sikhonjwa

Bruce Ndlovu, Zimpapers Writer A day after he was given a raucous send-off in Bulawayo, socialite and media personality Babongile Sikhonjwa was yesterday laid to rest in more serene surroundings…

President greenlights sports tournament to combat drug abuse

Zimpapers Politics Hub PRESIDENT 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…

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.

The last party . . . … emotional send-off for Babongile Sikhonjwa

A DAY after he was given a befitting send-off in Bulawayo, socialite and media personality Babongile Sikhonjwa was yesterday laid to rest in more serene surroundings next to his kin in a dust-raising ceremony held at his family’s homestead in Mlowezi village, Gwanda, Matabeleland South province.

New measures to curb corruption in agric inputs distribution

THE Government intends to introduce biometric verification through a card linked to farmers’ bank accounts, personal identities and facial recognition to eliminate corruption in the distribution of agricultural inputs.

Beitbridge’s new animal, plant and quarantine facility boosts Zim’s biosecurity

THE Government has opened a new animal, plant and quarantine facility about five kilometres north of the Beitbridge Border Post, in a move to enhance biosecurity and facilitate trade.

Zimbabwe records historic high in electricity generation, cuts import dependency

Rutendo Nyeve, Victoria Falls Reporter ZIMBABWE achieved a milestone in its energy sector during the second quarter of 2025, generating a total of 2 858,3 gigawatt-hours (GWh), the highest level…

‘Dependants of liberation war heroes should claim their entitlements’

MANY widowers of fallen liberation war heroines are failing to claim benefits they are entitled to under the Heroes Dependants Assistance Programme, leaving crucial support untapped.

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