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Mine workers push for US$650 wage

“We reiterate our call in the industry for a minimum wage of US$650, reflecting the dangerous nature of mining work and the value of the minerals workers extract,” he said.

By Silas Nkala 24m ago

UNDP intensifies rural women empowerment

By Sharon Sibindi 26m ago

Lupane Hospital construction delays spark political storm

By Silas Nkala 28m ago

Women’s topflight league in false start

This was due to the absence of an ambulance and Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) officers, both mandatory requirements for a match.

By Tafadzwa Chigandiwa 22h ago

Tonderai Ndiraya hopeful

The Gamecocks then followed it up with a 2-0 loss to neighbours Bulawayo Chiefs, where they were dominated for the large parts of the match.

By Tafadzwa Chigandiwa 22h ago

TelOne turn to ‘scientific’ coach hunt

The Wifi Boys sit 16th on the log with just three points from nine matches, a run that has intensified pressure within the camp and sparked urgent calls for change.

By Staff Reporter 22h ago

Matabeleland creatives: Build or be left behind

As I matured within the creative spaces of Matabeleland, I began to understand that there is far more to art than just passion and the willingness to create without boundaries.

By Mthulisi 'khulugatsheni' Ndlovu 22h ago

Matabeleland creatives: Build or be left behind

Family to honour late MP and poet Desire Moyo

Moyo’s brother, Mphathi, said the family is committed to honouring him as an icon whose work and public service left a lasting impact on both politics and the arts.

By Margaret Lubinda 22h ago

Family to honour late MP and poet Desire Moyo

SA, Zimbabwe girls unite in cultural exchange

“The young women spent four days interacting with young people from that side, sharing cultural experiences and building relationships that will continue beyond the programme,” Mahuwa said.

By Margaret Lubinda 23h ago

SA, Zimbabwe girls unite in cultural exchange

AI revolutionising music production — But at what cost?

While she acknowledged the cost-saving benefits and efficiency AI brings, Wekare highlighted concerns around authenticity — particularly the distortion of artists’ original voices.

By Sukuoluhle Ndlovu 23h ago

AI revolutionising music production — But at what cost?

Duo bring ‘Two Comedians Looking For Accommodation’ tour to Masvingo

Through humour and storytelling, the show explores everyday experiences faced by tenants and landlords, making it both entertaining and relatable.

By Sukuoluhle Ndlovu 23h ago

Duo bring ‘Two Comedians Looking For Accommodation’ tour to Masvingo

Jeys Marabini expands brand beyond Zimbabwe

The artist said the response so far has been encouraging, giving him confidence that his music can resonate beyond Zimbabwe’s borders.

By Margaret Lubinda 23h ago

Reserved sectors law: The compliance gap businesses can no longer ignore

A common mistake among businesses —especially foreign-owned entities — is the assumption that because they have been operating in a sector, they are automatically compliant.

By Believe Guta 23h ago

Reserved sectors law: The compliance gap businesses can no longer ignore

A legal chronicle of workers’ rights and enduring struggles

The legal journey of Zimbabwean workers is a narrative shaped by colonial legacies, post-independence legislative advancements, and continuous adaptation to socio-economic realities.

By Adam Mavhiko 23h ago

A legal chronicle of workers’ rights and enduring struggles

Construction of new ZITF mall begins

The mall, described as a replica of the Greenfields development model, will feature a mix of retail and commercial spaces designed to create a vibrant environment in the city.

By Staff Reporter 23h ago

Bulawayo’s Archer Clothing ramps up production

Today, Archer Clothing exports to Germany, South Africa, Mozambique and Zambia, with key markets including the global mining and safari industries.

By Patricia Sibanda 23h ago

Bulawayo’s Archer Clothing ramps up production

The phone number that can empty your wallet

Data goes silent. But somewhere else, another device may now be receiving the verification codes meant for you. That is when the real damage begins.

By Wilfred M Kahlari 23h ago

The phone number that can empty your wallet

HIV disclosure, testing vital for strong, informed relationships and marriages

Those who discover they are HIV positive while in a relationship should not hesitate to inform their partners, allowing both parties to make informed decisions.

By Piason Maringwa 23h ago

HIV disclosure, testing vital for strong, informed relationships and marriages

Youth voice can’t be absent, says Emakhandeni-Luveve MP

Plan International Zimbabwe’s Nomzamo Fuzane said youth from hard-hit areas like Tsholotsho plagued by floods and human-wildlife conflict articulated clear demands.

By Margaret Lubinda and Patricia Sibanda 23h ago

Youth voice can’t be absent, says Emakhandeni-Luveve MP

Pride, progress and unfinished business in Maphisa

Independence Day celebrations are often accompanied by accelerated infrastructure development in host provinces, including road rehabilitation, public facility upgrades and community projects.

By Sharon Sibindi 23h ago

Pride, progress and unfinished business in Maphisa

Experts warn SA xenophobia risks continental crisis

United Nations secretary-general António Guterres on Tuesday expressed deep concern over reports of xenophobic violence in parts of South Africa, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal.

By Silas Nkala 23h ago

Experts warn SA xenophobia risks continental crisis

Gutu East residents embrace free skills training programme

One beneficiary, Tendai Chimombe from Mushwayi area, said the programme had transformed her outlook on life.

By Gifford Gweshe 23h ago

Gutu East residents embrace free skills training programme

Farmers urged to speed up winter wheat preparations

“Time is of the essence. Farmers must move quickly to prepare their land and plant within the recommended window if we are to achieve meaningful yields,” Magwenzi said.

By Staff Reporter 23h ago

Farmers urged to speed up winter wheat preparations

Gwanda village health workers receive bicycles

She said each VHW is responsible for approximately 100 households, making it difficult to effectively cover such large areas without proper transport.

By Staff Reporter May. 1, 2026

Gwanda village health workers receive bicycles

Family embroiled in 47-year-old estate feud

At the centre of his complaint is a case management meeting on November 28, 2025 before High Court judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi.

By Silas Nkala May. 1, 2026

Family embroiled in 47-year-old estate feud

Bulawayo’s unpaid bills headache

Moyo, who is also the ward 26 councillor, warned that the numbers were not just accounting figures, but a direct reflection of the city’s shrinking capacity to function.

By Jeffrey Muvundisi May. 1, 2026