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Gweru gets new 250-seater multi-purpose conference centre

Makombe said many people travelled to Harare, Bulawayo and Kadoma to attend conferences because of limited facilities, and the new venue should fill that gap.
By Stephen Chadenga Sep. 18, 2026

US$18m smart city housing project for Zvishavane

Midlands Provincial Affairs and Devolution minister, Owen Ncube said the Sharon Valley Smart City residential project was in line with the government’s policy
By Stephen Chadenga Sep. 11, 2026

Gokwe mall set to boost local economy

The multimillion-dollar project is expected to attract new investment into Gokwe, expand the town’s commercial base and bring modern retail and other essential services closer to residents.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 28, 2026

US$122k equipment set to boost Gokwe South service delivery

The new equipment includes a front-end loader valued at US$88 000 and two service vehicles bought at a cost of US$34 500.
By Stephen Chadenga Aug. 13, 2026

Midlands advances digital learning with smart classroom commissioning

He said digital learning was no longer a luxury but a necessity in preparing learners for the demands of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the country’s Vision 2030 aspirations.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 8, 2026

MSU Mnangagwa law school opens

“Facilities of this nature will enhance research, innovation and partnerships that benefit both Zimbabwe and the wider region,” he said.
By Staff Reporter Aug. 5, 2026

Gweru unveils US$1,5m service delivery fleet

He said council would continue collaborating with partners to achieve a smart city status by 2030 and honour municipal obligations.
By Stephen Chadenga Jul. 9, 2026

Senators sound alarm over wetland destruction

Across the country, wetlands are increasingly being degraded by urban expansion, illegal mining, stream-bank cultivation and infrastructure development,
By Sharon Zebra Jun. 16, 2026

Midlands intensifies anti-drug campaigns

Law enforcement agencies have also intensified operations, resulting in the dismantling of several drug bases across the province.
By Gifford Gweshe May. 1, 2026