Zimfest marked its 25th year with an unforgettable weekend. With over 15,000 people in attendance, the annual event solidified its reputation as a must-attend event for Southern African music lovers. The festival, held over two days, brought together an impressive range of artists and a vibrant
Harare, Zimbabwe – July 31, 2024: In response to Zimbabwe’s urgent humanitarian appeal following the worst El Niño-induced drought in 40 years, the Government of Switzerland has pledged $2.7 million to support the most affected communities. This funding, delivered through World Vision Zimbabwe, will support
By Tendai Makaripe For Nomsa Kadereka, a 20-year-old from Hopley, life has been a persistent struggle. While her peers plan for bright futures, she remains uncertain and isolated. Born in Zimbabwe to Mozambican parents who lacked identity documents, Nomsa is stateless, unrecognised by either Zimbabwe or Mozambique. Her father
In a tragic incident, veldfires have claimed another life in Mashonaland West, bringing the total to two fatalities since the onset of the veldfire restriction period on July 1, 2024. The latest victim, an elderly woman from Silverstar Village 2 in Ward 9 of Mhondoro Ngezi
This forum will provide local producers an invaluable opportunity to showcase their premium products, appealing to UAE buyers who value exquisite and sustainable beverages.
Economically, the dependence on commercial seeds and synthetic fertilizers is financially crippling for smallholder farmers
A senior official from Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu PF party appeared in court on Monday to face four charges of fraud amounting to a staggering US$4 million. Timothy Gowo, the party’s secretary for finance in Mashonaland East, stands accused of orchestrating a series of fake land deals
In a compelling address at the MCCI Energy and Investment Conference 2024, Zunaid Moti, a prominent businessman, outlined three transformative lessons from Zimbabwe that could significantly enhance South Africa’s investment landscape. Speaking to an audience of government officials, industry leaders, and business figures, Moti drew
Illicit financial flows (IFFs) have emerged as a significant yet often overlooked challenge. As the nation grapples with economic instability, these hidden financial streams silently undermine growth, particularly for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), which are the backbone of Zimbabwe's economy. During a recent workshop
On the evening of 28th July 2024, the tranquil grounds of St. John's College in Harare were transformed by the enchanting melodies of rising Czech opera star Zdeňka Kotková and equally talented accompanying pianist Guncha Hojanepesova. The event, attended by approximately 90 enthusiastic music lovers, was
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