Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has launched a five-year Scholarship Fund in partnership with the National University of Science and Technology (NUST) which is set to open doors for talented students who need financial support to pursue university education. The Stanbic Bank Scholarship Fund is an all-encompassing
The programme, driven by the government in partnership with private sector players and development organisations, uses digital platforms to connect patients with healthcare professionals
ZIMBABWE’S infrastructure drive presents vast opportunities for local companies, with thousands of kilometres of roadworks and expanding contractor participation creating room for growth, Fossil Contracting chief executive Obey Chimuka has said. Addressing the ZIM CEOs Policy Roundtable 2026 in Victoria Falls, Chimuka said the country’s construction
Leading financial services institution, Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe’s Scholarship Fund has spread to Mashonaland West with five more students from Chinhoyi University of Technology (CUT) being added to the list of deserving undergraduate university students set to benefit from the initiative. This brings the total number of
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo The Secretariat of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights has announced that a delegation will visit Zimbabwe later this month for a four-day mission aimed at promoting and assessing human rights in the country. In a statement, the Secretariat said the visit
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo A two-week dental outreach programme led by Cimas Health Group has brought essential oral healthcare services to underserved communities in Matabeleland, with officials highlighting partnerships as key to expanding access. The initiative, conducted in collaboration with UK-based charity SmileStar and local tourism players ran
The Buy Zimbabwe 2026 Buy Local Conference is scheduled for 27 March at Manna Resorts in Glen Lorne, Harare and is expected to bring together government officials, business leaders and entrepreneurs. Organisers say the event will focus on encouraging consumers and companies to prioritise locally produced
By Kudzaishe Chimonera Zanu PF's Uzumba Maramba Pfungwe (UMP) Senator Jerry Gotora has questioned why fuel prices remain high in the country, arguing that existing local production and infrastructure should be helping to keep costs down. Speaking during a Senate question-and-answer session, Gotora said Zimbabwe’s fuel pricing
By Tinomudaishe Muzanenhamo Veteran Zimbabwean journalist Loughty Dube has been elected the inaugural chairperson of the newly formed Southern African Press Councils (SAPC), following the organisation’s official launch in Lusaka. His election was confirmed at the body’s first general meeting on Thursday, which brought together press
In a strongly worded statement released, the Patriotic Front (PF) presidential candidate said he would not attend the so-called “No Name” conference reportedly scheduled for the weekend, citing an existing court injunction barring the party from taking such actions.
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