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El Nino threatens budgetary shock for Zimbabwe government, experts warn

Thedius Mhute-Moyo, who has worked extensively in the tobacco sector and has an interest in climate change
By Silas Nkala Sep. 8, 2026

YFM hopeful of special-interest community radio licence after BAZ review

According to Ncube, BAZ indicated that the regulatory review was expected to be completed by the end of the year.
By Silas Nkala Sep. 8, 2026

Pande honoured for youth empowerment, philanthropy

The recognition adds to a growing list of accolades for Pande, who was named Man of the Year in Community Empowerment at the inaugural Zimbabwe Men
By Style Reporter Sep. 6, 2026

Zim seeks climate cash at COP17

The push comes as COP17 places drought resilience, water security, land restoration and sustainable food systems at the centre of global efforts to address land degradation.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 18, 2026

Masvingo opens for business with Community Trailblazers Awards

The Office of the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution has authorised Perfection Media Pvt Ltd to host the awards, with public nominations opening last Monday.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 13, 2026

Community action brings healthcare to Mwenezi North

Construction of Petronella Clinic, which began in 2017, stalled for years due to funding constraints and the Covid-19 pandemic, leaving communities without a nearby health facility.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 8, 2026

Observer reports ignored as regional electoral integrity erodes, ERC warns

They said stronger institutional reforms and accountability mechanisms were needed to safeguard electoral integrity and public confidence in democratic processes across the region.
By Evans Mathanda Jul. 30, 2026

Final farewell to Zim’s business matriarch

In Shamva and Bindura, Masiiwa was widely respected as a business leader, philanthropist and pillar of a family enterprise that has served local communities for more than four decades.

No one should assume public office without a legitimate democratic mandate

The Constitution provides for fixed presidential terms to promote accountability and peaceful transfer of power.
By Mbongeni Nhliziyo Jul. 25, 2026